All the photos are printed by me in the darkroom, accept the digital prints.
Print size refers to the size of the paper the image is printed on.
For example a 8x10 print usually has a 6x9 inch image printed on it.
I try and leave a slight white border on all my prints.
Digital C type Prints:
Photographic C-type prints are made by exposing light onto colour paper which is then developed and washed using traditional photographic techniques.
Metallic Gold Prints:
Stunning durability and gloss. Kodak ENDURA PREMIER METALLIC Paper offers a high gloss surface and a "metallic" look and feel. Unique among RA silver halide papers on the market today,
Hand Prints:
Are printed by me in a darkroom in the traditional methods of photography. The process labour intensive each print can take hours to get the correct look. In the end the results are worth it and the prints will last more than a lifetime.
*Vintage Prints:
Are prints that I created near the time the shot was taken. These photos were printed in various darkrooms I set up over the years. Ranging from my closet at Positive Force, the bathroom at Simple Machines and the basement of the Pirate house. Most of the paper and chemicals used at the time are no longer made they are now truly one of a kind.
Exhibition/Display Prints
These are photos that were in shows or displays. Most are one-offs. they range from framed to not framed. *THEY MAY SHOW SIGNS OF TRAVEL/USE.
Which can be cool as it shows what they went through.
*Some vintage prints do show signs of wear such as pin holes and slight bends. None of these marks affect the look of the photos. I have noted which photos have the wear.