Printing Process

Even in this age of digital I still find slides to be the best way to capture my
work. Because of that, my 35mm slides are scanned on a drum scanner and
then processed with Photoshop to prepare for printing. Nothing is changed
or added to the image during that process.

Photoshop is used only to enable me to:

1) get consistent results regardless of the size;
2) offer the longest possible archival life using today's inks and
papers; and
3) virtually eliminate the chance of any damage being done to
my original slides.

Canvas Prints

I'm now printing on canvas as well as watercolor paper and traditional
photographic paper. My photographs do look like paintings and this makes
them look even more like an original painting. By printing on canvas I've
eliminated the problem of glare that is so very common with the traditional
glass-framed photograph. The new canvases are UV protected and water
resistant. Any of my older images may be printed on canvas.

All of my photographs are available in the traditional glossy, matte, giclee,
black & white or on canvas. Larger sizes are available upon request.

Canvas Printing

All prices plus tax; add shipping and handling if mailed.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Discount prices on framed work at Los Altos & Eureka