The artwork that we choose to display to display in our homes and businesses doesn't just set a tone or feeling for the space, they project a strong image of what that home or business represents. Every aspect of that artwork makes an impact. I produce all my prints myself, carefully overseeing every step of the process. My prints are produced on the most modern inkjet printers using the highest quality paper and ink available on the market.
Read through the available options and pricing below, then follow the available prints button to see what images are currently available.
If you see another image on my site, or you have an image of your own that you want an archival quality large format print for, let me know!
Paper Surface Options:
All fine art papers are coated, however the nature of the coating will provide different aesthetic styles to the print. I offer 3 distinct paper options for my prints.
Matte: Matte papers have a non-reflective coating. Being non-reflective, matte prints offer the most consistent viewing experience from all angles. Matte papers will tend to have less contrast than glossy papers, and display a slightly smaller range of colors (color gamut), although the specific matte paper which I use has a color range larger than many lesser-quality semi-gloss or glossy papers. My matte paper comes with a slight surface texture which adds a unique depth to the images.
Satin Canvas: Satin, a type of semi-gloss that leans towards the matte end of the rage, use a semi-reflective coating which increases the contrast range of the paper. I offer satin prints as canvas wraps, as this surface lends itself to display without a glass covered frame. When ordering sizes, be aware that the borders of the canvas wrap will use up some of the image size. For example, a 24in width canvas will only have a 20in wide front, as the other 4in are used by the deep edges of the canvas wrapping frame.
Baryta: A traditional style of photographic paper coating which adds additional brightness and can retain very fine detail, is distinct from modern "semi-gloss" or "luster" coatings, in that it is able to attain the contrast depth and large color gamut of a glossy print, but a softer and less aggressive level of reflectivity. The downside to Baryta is that the coating, being a harder mineral-based coating, is very easy to scratch and damage. Prints on Baryta can be exceptional, but are most suitable for applications where handling of the print is not likely.
Pricing:
My prints are priced based on the selected paper width. The length is determined by the aspect ration of the photograph. For example, a standard 2:3 ratio photo ordered at 24in wide will result in a 24in x 36in Print. Most of my prints are 2:3 or 4:5 ratio (24x36, 20x30, 16x24 / 24x30, 20x25, 16x20). For unique images such as panoramas, I will provide specific dimensions.
Prices include shipping to any CONUS address. I do not currently offer frames, however I can ship prints unmounted rolled in a tube by request.
Prints are made to order, I strive to get every order out the door within 2 weeks.
Matte or Baryta; shipped mounted to archival grade board for use in a frame of your choice.
24in Prints: $165
20in Prints: $135
16in Prints: $105
Canvas Wraps; shipped fully mounted and ready to hang
24in Mounted Wrap (20in front): $215
20in Mounted Wrap (16in front): $195
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