All prints are made from 4x5 inch Fujichrome Velvia transparencies exposed  with a Wista 4x5 inch wooden field camera. The traditional transparency is scanned on an Imacon Scanner to create a digital file. This file is then used to prepare the image for printing. Once the visualized image is achieved by balancing and adjusting the file in Photoshop, it is printed on Fujicolor Crystal Archive Type-C paper using the red, green, and blue LED’s of a Chromira printer. The paper is then processed in conventional chemistry.

     Each print is part of a limited edition of 100. Prints are archivally overmatted with 4 ply museum ragboard, and signed and numbered in the white border that surrounds the image. Prints are then signed, titled, numbered, and dated on the verso.

Tier 1 prices currently apply to all titles

Print and mat sizes may vary slightly from standard
sizes depending on the aspect ratio of each image.

Prices may shift into a higher tier without notice as edition thresholds are reached.

If a shift occurs, you will be promptly notified and given the option to proceed before your order is processed.