PRINT INFORMATION

All black and white prints are made by the photographer with pigment inks and archival exhibition fiber paper. The photographs are then over-matted with white conservation cotton rag board with the edition number and signature in light pencil.

Each photograph is limited in edition and size. Prices are tiered and increase until the edition sells out. Once an edition is sold out, the negative/file is retired with the exception for book and folio publishing.

Current Price Structure for Limited Edition Prints as of February 10, 2012

Black and White

12x12" prints over-matted to 20x20”, edition of 25 and five artist proofs

1-5 $500
6-10 $600
11-15 $700
16-20 $800
21 $1000
22 $1200
23 $1500
24 $2000
25 unavailable

16x16" prints over-matted to 24x24", edition of 15 and three artist proofs

1-3 $700
4-6 $900
7-9 $1200
10 $1600
11 $2000
12 $2500
13 $3000
14 $3500
15 unavailable

Color

All color prints are made by the photographer with pigment inks and archival paper. The photographs are then over-matted with white conservation cotton rag board with the edition number and signature in light pencil.

Each photograph is limited in edition and size. Prices are tiered and increase until the edition sells out. Once an edition is sold out, the negative/file is retired with the exception for book and folio publishing.

12x18" prints over-matted to 18x24", edition of 50 and five artist proofs

1-10 $350
11-20 $400
21-30 $500
31-40 $600
41-45 $750
46-49 TBD
50 unavailable

16x24" prints over-matted to 22x30", edition of 25 and three artist proofs

1-5 $500
6-10 $650
11-15 $800
16-20 $950
21-24 TBD
25 unavailable

20X30" prints; No matting; edition of 15 and three artist proofs

1-3 $800
4-6 $1000
7-9 $1200
10-12 $1500
13-14 TBD
15 unavailable

About color print sizes:
Photographic standards use sizes of 11 x 14, 16 x 20, 20 x 30 etc., to describe standard photographic paper sizes. The actual image size of the print may be somewhat smaller or larger than industry-standard photo paper sizes.

This is in part because 35mm film has a format ratio of 1:1.5, so a full-frame print on 16 x 20 paper measures no more than 13.33 x 20. In order to make a print that occupies the entire 16 x 20 sheet, the ends of the frame would be significantly cropped. Buyer will be notified ahead of time if cropping varies from the size requested from the list above.