After processing, the transparencies are scanned using an Imacon scanner to create a high-resolution digital file. These large files are capable of providing very sharp prints rich in detail. For very large prints, I have the transparency scanned on a Tango Drum Scanner ensuring great detail at high magnification. Each file is carefully processed in Photoshop for exposure, color correction, contrast, and saturation to insure the image matches my visualization.
Prints are made either by using Epson’s new family of archival inkjet printers. The combination of the pigment inks and archival papers ensure a print that can last for generations.
Each image is limited to 50 editions inclusive of all sizes. All prints are signed, titled and numbered and each is given a serial number attached to the back of the mounting board. Prints are shipped matted with acid free rag board. The mat is also signed and titled so your print is ready to frame and hang.
I offer a simple frame that comes finished in walnut, oak, cherry or black. Instead of glass, I recommend a clear acrylic designed to filter harmful UV rays that will shorten the life of your print. The acrylic also reduces the chance of breakage during shipping.
Ordering is simple because we accept credit cards, PayPal or personal check. To order, use the button below and let me know which image and what size you’d like. Depending of the print size, processing and shipping will take two to four weeks. Shipping and handling is $10.00 for US customers and overseas postage charges can be confirmed at the time of order.
