How are the prints made?
I operate my own darkroom where I process and print all the Black and White photographs. By operating my own darkroom, this gives me a lot of flexibility and the attention Black and White needs, especially at the printing stage. Colour prints are genuine chromagenic, or C-Type, prints. These are the highest quality colour prints and generally printed on the highest quality Kodak Endura or Fuji paper. I do not use inkjet or dye-sub printers, which produce prints with no known lifespan and are commonly used with a wide variety of different papers and inks with a very variable quality and archival record. As the client, there is no way of knowing what grade or quality of inks and papers are used in such processes..
A. Our prints are produced from very high quality digital files, processed by a Professional Lab and printed on to Photographic Paper. This produces prints with excellent detail and with a predicted 100 years of light-fastness and the best in photo-reproduction quality. Our images are printed on archival papers, in either Glossy or Matt (Satin) finishes with a weight in excess of of 230 gsm.
