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The
Printing … signed, limited edition fine art, custom archival printing and other details.
Custom printing …
“Skipjack Sunday” L J prints are custom printed to order on the
best crystal archive lightfast paper, insuring lifetime resilience
and the benefit of custom sizing. So
that wonderful odd sized frame handed down from your family tree can
be perfect for a "Skipjack Sunday" print sized to fit.
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Borders
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Custom printing also means that you can choose to have a border
around the actual image area to accommodate precise matting without
cropping any picture area. Simply specify a bordered print
(usually a half inch). Otherwise
the images are printed to the edge (full bleed) of the paper making
a precise matte unnecessary. Obviously
images differ in their tolerance for cropping. If you want an
opinion on a specific image, we’re happy to oblige.
Shoot us an email.
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A lot of
the black and white prints lend themselves nicely to a sepia
treatment, and light sepia treatment. Custom means you can choose
sepia on any of the B&W images.
Let us know if you’d like suggestions for a custom
treatment on particular images.
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Custom
color …
For color images, your lighting can matter. The current RF Museum
exhibit utilizes Par lights for instance, in a windowless gallery.
Suppose your environment is a big corner, windowed office
with fluorescent lighting. Custom
printing means we can adjust your print slightly toward the color
temperature of the prevailing lighting, to look its best in its most
usual environment.
Very
Special Prints…
Giclee and Piezography, are interesting processes that reproduce the
image on archival acid free watercolor papers.
The inks and papers are certified for 100 plus years and the
technique is impressive. The Giclee process is for color printing
and the Piezography is superior for rendering the black and white
images, with rich black tones. There
is also the choice of textured to smooth paper surfaces to enhance
the feel of the print.
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A
number of the Skipjack Sunday prints would do well with this
technique. “Racing”
and “Afternoon” as well as any of the concept
images lend themselves to the Giclee treatment. “Dock” and
“Anchor” would be among the top choices for the Piezography
process.
Concept
Images … If you assigned a style to these images, they
would probably be labeled “interpretive.”
They are created stroke by stroke from Bill’s original
photographs, and they’re, well … his interpretation of the
image. They are
available in Giclee prints for archival life in sizes upwards of 30
plus inches. Bill will be adding to this selection.
Questions?
Email Bill or
Julie or call and we’ll be glad to answer
and advise.
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