In wake of the recent crisis in Haiti, I am auctioning off four photos as a part of the CHARITY PRINT AUCTIONS movement on Flickr. 100% of the money goes to the relief effort in Haiti.

First off, here are the photos that are up for auction.

Here’s how it works:

The auction takes place on Flickr.com. I will offer a print at a certain starting price. You may bid by posting your bid in the photo comments section of the desired photo on Flickr. The comment section of the photo is the official bid record! If you don’t have a Flickr account, you can contact me through my website or send me a tweet at @ericmagnuson, and I will submit your bid in the Flickr comments on your behalf. When the auction reaches the closing time, the highest bidder will win the print. At this point, the winning bidder must go donate the winning bid amount to a legitimate charity involved in the Haiti relief efforts (Red Cross or Médecins sans Frontières/Doctors without Borders are my suggestions). Once complete, take a screenshot of your donation confirmation, and email it to me along with your address (if you need help with taking a screenshot, Google it or just ask me – I’ll help!). After I see you have donated your bid amount to charity, I will get the photo professionally printed at Mike’s Camera in Boulder, Colorado and ship it out as soon as possible!

I am paying for the print to be produced and pay for shipping, so all the money goes straight to the cause!

For more info on this movement and how it all works, please visit the discussion in the “CHARITY PRINT AUCTIONS” Flickr group.