Posted October 11, 2007 by Nick Lindauer in Collectibles

Step Up For Charity: Pepper Pictures

Probably the most popular items in the Open Fields Chilehead Raffle were these fantastic pepper x-rays and pictures done by Jeff Schickowski (the man behind the StepUpforCharity.org and WildPepper.com websites). With over 500+ raffle tickets and only 6 pepper pictures (plus other prizes) available, I knew the chances would be slim to none that a picture would be left on the table if one of my tickets was chosen (thanks for the John Deere cap CaJohn) so I spoke with Jeff and together we devised yet another way to help the man of steel out.

For a donation to Step Up for Charity of $5 per picture, the high-res versions of these pepper pictures will be emailed to you so that you can print out the image and make your own framed pepper picture. Imagine these beauties framed with a nice white or black matte around then and then on your wall.

Step Up For Charity Print Sales

These fantastic pepper x-rays and more pepper pictures are available for a $5 donation (per pepper picture) to Step Up here.

Thanks for your interest in helping one of my favorite people, Jim Campbell, to help others by way of his Step Up For Charity fund raising efforts.

At this year’s Open Fields event, hosted by Saint Jim, a raffle was held to help raise money. Among the prizes were these prints of X-rays of actual peppers and they were gone pretty quick! The interest shown has prodded me to offer the files for sale, with all proceeds to go directly to the Step Up efforts.

Each print can be purchased for a $5.00 donation through PayPal. Once your donation is received, I will email the file to you and you can print it yourself, either at home or through your local WalMart or other photo processor. The only stipulations I have for their use is that you print them for yourself, use them for your computer desktop, or generally enjoy them. You are not given permission to produce them for sale to others or for commercial use of any kind. Additional licensed use can be negotiated if desired.

If you’d like to make a donation without purchasing a print you can do that here.

Thanks again for your interest,

Jeff Schickowski