About My Art Prints

 


Color and Balck and White Print Process

Thanks to the improved digital imaging technology and development of superior materials, all of my photographic prints are state-of-the-art.  I work in the field with a 4X5 wood field camera to produce a transparency or negative (it is not a digital camera).  Then the transparency or negative is scanned with a drum scanner to obtain a high-resolution digital file which I can edit in PhotoShop to dodge, burn and achieve color and contrast control.  Finally, the image file exposed directly to Fuji Crystal Archive photographic paper with a LightJet 5000 digital printer, using red, green and blue laser beams.  While the images are processed using traditional photographic chemistry, the results are sharper and more vibrant than any other method today.  This material is recognized as having superior archival qualities.  It will not fade or discolor for many years if exhibited under normal display conditions.

All of my color and black and white images are printed at Photocraft Imaging at www.pcraft.com or toll free at 800-441-3873

Archival Prints

My prints, both color and black and white, are mounted on acid-free rag board and numbered and signed in pencil on the mount board. Assisted by today’s technology, I make every effort to guarantee that your print will give you decades of pleasure.

 

 

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