Sea Smoke on the Mississippi River
Although Minnesota recently had its first (far too early) snowstorm of 2020, the weather rebounded...
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Category: Prints
Conservator’s Corner(s)
Here’s a behind the scenes video with Jae Gutierrez, Senior Photograph Conservator at the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson. I was fortunate to be able to spend some time with Jae back in September, when I visited...
Read More“A beautiful print is a thing in itself…” — Irving Penn
Here’s a wonderful call for work organised by Rfotofolio and judged by Houston gallery owner and director Catherine Couturier. The INPrint call for entry puts the focus on the final product of the artist vision, the...
Read MoreBit Rot — The Importance of Printing Your Images
This article from The Huffington Post makes it quite clear what’s going to happen to your digital-only files. Keeping your images safe by backing up regularly is only part of the battle. Bit rot is a term that refers to...
Read MorePrinting Services
After a couple of recent conversations I’ve come to realise that some people see me as a printer, but not one who prints for other photographers, whereas others do know me as a commercial printer but not as a photographer....
Read MoreThe Print's the Thing*
I couldn’t agree with these words from Andy Adams more. However, for me, I don’t feel an image is usually finished until I’ve made a print of it. Even with those images that exist solely on my website, perhaps...
Read MoreThe Printed Portfolio
Sometimes it is really nice to sit and look at books. Let’s be honest, images look different printed. You can really get a sense of how an artist sees his/her images. While we love the ease of searching for photographers and...
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