The photos used on this site are the original ones also used for the paper prints. But due to a lot of technical reasons and differences between computer screens, there will be tiny differences between the photos you see here on the screen and photos printed on paper. Most likely, the print you get will be a little darker and have more saturated colours than what appears here on your screen.
This is unavoidable, as it is with any colour reproduction on the Internet. I therefore do not offer a money-back guarantee.
2. Formats
A3+ is 32,9 cm x 48,3 cm [12,9 x 18,8 inches]
A4 is 21 cm x 29,7 cm [8,3 x 11,8 inches]
A5 is 14,7 cm x 21 cm [5,9 x 8,3 inches]
3. Paper qualities
I use only professional fine art papers, almost all matte papers, minimum 200 gr/m2.
When I write "or equivalent" about papers, it means that I may print on better or new papers as manufacturers develop them.
Read more about Hahnemühle papers here:
http://www.hahnemuehle.com
Read about Innova papers here:
http://www.innovaart.com
4. An example
This is what the prints you buy look like - with a margin around, numbered and signed on the front and back.
In "The Studio" menu you can see what they look like framed as well as unframed.
5. Printing
I print A5, A4 and A3+ formats myself on an EPSON R2880 Ink Jet printer, thus taking responsibility for every step. If you want my photos in other formats, please write to me.
6. Print documentation
With each print you purchase comes a detailed data sheet signed by me. This guarantees the stated qualities & data about the print, and you are thereby assured that it is genuine, limited in numbers, etc - in other words, unique.
7. Frames
All prices are for the art work itself, unframed.
8. Purchase and copyright
Copyright remains with me and all prints are sold for private single use only.
Print Info
What you should know in general and, in particular, before you decide to purchase my prints...
When browsing, please try to imagine these images placed with a border on these exquisite papers.
You'll not need a passepartout to frame them; they can be mounted with acid-free tape and "float" on the back of your frame. These superb papers come alive precisely when not held down by a passepartout and, for that matter, by glass. See photos of some printed images - framed as well as unframed - to your right and in "The Studio".
The photos on this screen are the original ones but no computer screen does justice to a "live" image's depth, saturation, the interaction between colour and surfaces and the qualities of the papers.
See how easy it is to order these photographic works for yourself or as a present under "Buy-Köp".