Prints 

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I have my work printed primarily on fine art papers and larger prints are dry mounted to aluminum dibond for a rigid piece.  Larger prints are mounted to dibond to remain perfectly flat without worry of waving due to changes in humidity as the seasons and years go by. I like to print large and am currently photographing with a Sony A7RV with 61 megapixels so printing large is taking advantage of this sensor.  When we lived in New Hampshire, I was building my own wooden frames in the basement but now I'm back to ordering frames as we currently don't have the space for a wood shop.  When covering art with glazing, I like to use museum grade glass that is 99% UV resistant and anti-reflective.  Most recently, I have ordered large sheets in bulk and have been cutting the glass myself to fit the frames.  I take pride in my work to craft each piece.  When using mats, I use cotton archival mats that give the greatest longevity without browning.  I'd love to hear from you if you have an image in mind that you'd like to make into a framed print.  I am printing at home on a Canon Prograf 310 inkjet printer.  For anything larger than 13x19, I use Whitewall, which produces the best photographic prints possible.    

 

Loose prints on A3+ (13"x19") fine art paper.  Currently printing on Hahnemuhle William Turner for a beautiful watercolor textured look and it's a 100% cotton archival paper with no optical brighteners.  

 

10x14- $130

11x17 - $140

12x18 - $150

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Contact at hansenjer@gmail.com 

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