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Art prints

With the tools and techniques of digital photography I create
high quality Art prints.

With the best available quality of materials,
all aspects of the creative process receive utmost care
to ensure that your prints will outlast generations.

Modern tools, no cutting corners

The workflow for digital prints still shows similarities with an analogue darkroom process where a ‘negative’ is developed to print a positive   and where you will only know in the very end how close you could come to what you were aiming for

I have adopted a workflow that is as precise as it is in depth and extensive.  It requires skill patience and knowledge to tick all the required boxes but the results have been well worth the time.  As time goes by my images out of camera improve and I spend less time to complete adjustments that precede a satisfactory outcome.

One of the charms of classic fine art printing methods and of analog photography is that the wear of the single negative lends a desirable uniqueness to its prints.  Since digital files are not subject to physical wear,  the quality of prints is equal.  The aspect of uniqueness for a digital print is defined by a limited number of copies or an alteration by the artist, like a signature or a thumb print.

Theoretically exceptions can be made by giving each copy of an edition a unique printing difference but I never went there myself.

Printing Photos

All prints are created on demand.
I do not print batches. The opportunity to work per client adds a sense of dedication that I quite enjoy. Besides, not having a stock reduces risk of damage by storage and additional handling.

All prints come from Epson Certified Printers that employ UltraChrome pigment based inks. These machines deliver a consistent print quality that fully addresses the demands and needs of contemporary photographic art.

For any print, limited- and open edition alike,
I use the museum quality paper by Canson and by Hahnemuehle.
Choices vary per image subject and artistic intent.

A word about the photos on the web site

The web images on Photosence.com are not direct copies of the large digital files that go through the printer.
They are specifically developed as light files that load quickly on your device
and can still give a reliable impression of their printed counterpart.

Despite best efforts to create appropriate representations,
physical prints are of a different class.
An image formed with ink on paper that both reflect and absorb light has a quality and a presence that is impossible to reproduce on electronic screens.

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Lastly

All images are copyrighted including those in the blog section. Credit is given where third party imagery is used.