“A fine art photographic print is an image that is printed to exacting standards, so much so that it cannot be reproduced by any other means.”

While my print standards may be extremely high, and not necessarily a reflection of the needs of the average photographer, what certainly can be said is that high print quality will bring out the best of any photographer’s images. Digital monochrome printmaking is the “Achilles Heel” of digital printmaking technology. While the human eye is sensitive to colour in just the upper zonal levels of a print monochrome images command the entire zonal scale. The battle in digital color photographic printmaking is the use of colour management and obtaining a good colour match, while the battle in monochrome photographic printmaking is the reproduction of all the zonal values - from extreme black, to spectacular white, with full fidelity in the middle - all that whilst maintaining neutrality and fighting colour casts, metamerism, bronzing, etc.

Pricing:

All images are individually titled, dated and signed. Archival quality prints on either gloss, semi-gloss or matte photo paper, manufacturers of which gurantee more than a century of light fastness. Prints are matted by myself, prices do not include framing and will increase as editions sell.

Prints, at or around 30x45cm, 1-15/50: Starting: US$105, €80, ZAR750

Prints, at or around 20x30cm, 1-15/50: Starting: US$70, €54, ZAR500

Prices will be adjusted, as and if significant changes in the forex situation occur.