PRODUCTION
Limited and monthly editions are printed by the photographer (DSF) — using premium papers selected precisely to complement the content.
All papers from Hahnemühle, Canson Infinity, and others are the heaviest weight, the thickest GSM available: to maximize that optimality.
Prints are produced with pigment inks, which maintain vivacity for generations with proper care (see Paper Longevity below, as well).
Limited editions are signed and numbered either in pencil or archival pen. Monthly editions are signed as well, with the respective month/year signed lightly on the back.
High-resolution files are sourced for printing, whereas low-resolution files are displayed throughout this website.
Please note that while a watermark is applied to each digital image site-wide, no such watermark appears in any original print.
ACQUISITION
Supplied with every fine-art print is a signed Certificate of Authenticity — validating that the associated work is wholly original and therefore remains, in perpetuity, unrepeatable outside its limited or monthly edition. Each photograph will never again exist in original form.
Collectors who wish to acquire a print of an unreleased photograph, please inquire. Explicit requests may influence the chronology of upcoming editions. Should a collector wish to acquire an unreleased print with exclusivity, such may be considered. Serious inquiries only.
For licensing, please contact.
Please note that all purchases are final at the point of sale; and copyright terms and conditions, along with all T/Cs listed here, apply.
LIMITED & MONTHLY EDITIONS
A number of artist-proofs (A/P) may be printed per edition: the specific number of which shall be set at less than or equal to 10% the assigned allotment thereof. Additionally, a single large A/P may be produced: which itself shall qualify as one of the restricted number of A/P prints. [For editions that comprise fewer than 10 prints, 1 A/P shall be created: the only exception to the aforementioned percentage.]
Monthly editions remain open (i.e., unlimited) only during the respective month: after which the specific print becomes definitively limited — with the final edition-size established by the amount acquired in that month. Similar to limited editions, photographs in monthly editions will never again print in original form.
The price per print may rise as an edition nears its completion.
Further details and specs can be found within each listing.
SHIPPING
All prints are packed flat in an archival, acid-free slip and supported by durable materials to ensure safe passage. Presentation is kept to an elegant minimum in order to reduce future waste. [Should an issue arise from shipment, please contact immediately.]
Please note that for sales within the United States, tax is collected for New York destinations only. With respect to international sales, any import duties and/or taxes shall be the sole responsibility of the collector (purchaser).
PAPER LONGEVITY
Canson Infinity
“Canson Infinity … exceeds the ISO 9706 museum-grade standard that has been developed to meet gallery and museum longevity requirements. Canson has submitted to the world's leading independent print-permanence testing laboratory, Wilhelm Imaging Research (WIR), for longevity testing … [and our paper] will last for generations.” | Made in France
Fotospeed
“Meets ISO 9706.” | Made in EU
Hahnemühle
“Our special inkjet print coatings have been developed over a number of years and are subject to continuous testing. The product range includes a large selection of textures, surfaces, and colours with an array of sheet and roll sizes that appeal due to their unique feel, a superb surface structure, and an outstanding colour gamut. All Hahnemühle papers are extremely resistant to ageing in compliance with DIN 6738 and offer the highest life-expectancy of several hundred years.” | Made in Germany
Moab
“For a paper to be considered archival, it must be acid-free and neutral pH. Some papers (generally cotton) are buffered, and all alpha-cellulose papers are lignin-free. All our papers conform to this archival standard. … [I]nkjet prints are expected to outlast traditional (wet) process color prints, and are much more tolerant of environmental variations than Cibachrome prints, which used to be the gold standard.” | Sourced Internationally
Red River
“Red River Paper does all print-life testing with the Rochester Institute of Technology. … True conservation-grade media: no optical brighteners, acid-free, lignin-free, … [and] FOGRA Certified ISO 9706 … ” | Sourced Internationally, Made in USA