Normally you want your horizon line to be level. Except for when you don’t. This early morning scene of the Allegheny Mountains was captivating for sure. But I had taken several images of the captivating layered blue mountains and was looking for something different. So I made it a panoramic with a 3:1 aspect ratio and gave it a 45-degree twist. The result is something different and unique. And a conversation piece.
These prints come on the highest quality print media mounted with archival methods and surrounded by a carefully hand-crafted wooden frame. I hand-select local lumber from sustainably-minded mills and finish the milling process in my workshop to achieve final dimensions. Only high-end, professional quality finishes are used. The frame gets just as much attention as the photograph.
They are available in two formats: fine art paper or face-mounted acrylic. The paper prints are traditional, fine art papers that will last well over 100 years and provide a timeless look. Fine art papers are carefully chosen and are all acid-free without any optical brighteners (optical brighteners reduce print life expectancy). Paper choice varies depending on the photo and is a decision that you can weigh in on. Face-mounted acrylic lends a contemporary, vibrant, and more luxurious look while still providing archival quality that will last a lifetime.
I use professional print labs that I have experience working with and that I feel provide the attention to detail necessary to make sure your piece turns out as expected. Custom-framed prints are available in any size (within file sharpness limits). You’ll pay a $200 deposit to initiate the design process. Final pricing will be quoted and must be paid prior to production.
