Perseverance: Old barns represent things that we value but that seem harder to find in today’s world: craftsmanship, attention to detail, durability, and cooperation. This photograph was made in the Southeastern Ohio countryside.
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). There is an “other size” option that will allow you to pay a $200 deposit for unlisted sizes. Final pricing will be quoted and must be paid prior to production.
