the image reimagined
Owning Fine Art Photography Prints
Ansel Adams said, "The negative is the equivalent of the composer's score, and the print is the performance." I believe Adams description, and the tangible print holds a special allure amidst our daily bombardment of images backlit on a screen. In the most profound sense, the print is a tactile expression of my vision, which I can share with my audience of collectors.
Exclusivity of Original Work
All Fine Art Photography prints, be they open or limited edition, are the exclusive work of the artist. Each print is signed and numbered.
Fine Art Print Substrates
I believe that fine art photographs must reward the owner with a rich tactile experience and an accurate representation of the created image. In most cases, this will be an archival fine art matte paper, and I may print on archival light gloss fiber paper for other collections. Eligible substrates for each print appear on the order page of my website.
Watercolor Photo Paper
Although this rough textured watercolor paper offers a natural white, matte finish. It is a perfect choice for monochromatic images, such as my Fantasia Flowers series. This substrate provides a substantial tonal range, visual interests, and surface dimension to my large art prints. These benefits make for excellent reproduction of both traditional art and photography.
Luster Photo Paper
This is an exceptional art photography print substrate. It is perfect for landscape images such as my Western Wanderings Collections that a collector intends to frame and matt. This print paper has a mild sheen that brings out the color with less reflectivity, adding depth with high levels of dynamic contrast, creating a unique art print image.
Matte Photo Paper
The Fuji matte substrate is archival, smooth to the touch, and has no sheen, meaning reflection and shine will be minimal. I recommend this for images where elegance and nuanced color depth matter, such as my Beyond the Windows Collection. Fuji Matte has an extremely accurate color reproduction range, allowing me to create unique, impressive images.
Glossy Photo Paper
Fuji Glossy paper has a high sheen which gives your photo the WOW factor that you have been looking for. Fuji Glossy produces images with rich, deep blacks, brilliant colors, and a mirror-like surface. Glossy also has a neutral original white point, which adds to the shine.
Chromaluxe Glossy
The material is exceptional for much of my concentrated color palettes. The archival qualities, image brilliance, and durability set Chromaluxe apart from all other print mediums. With the use of dye sublimination (infusing dyes directly into the metal print), it provides results that are outstandingly clear; printing images directly onto a surface eliminates the risk of unwanted scratching. Make a lasting impression in your home, office, or conference area with Chromaluxe high definition metal prints.
Art Print Editions
Limited Edition Prints - A limited edition has a fixed number of prints from the beginning of the print run, and the number of images never changes. Limited Editions have two numbers: the prints unique number and the size of the entire print run. The edition numbers appear on the reverse side of the art print and on the matt material in some cases. For example the first print in an edition of 12 would be marked 1/12, and the last work in this edition would be marked 12/12.
Prints are available in several substrate dimensions, such as 8.5x11, 17x22, 24x36, and 48x72, and custom exhibition sizes are also available. Each substrate size constitutes an edition, but most of my artwork is unavailable in all substrate sizes.
Limited edition prints provide exclusivity and value for my collectors.
Open Edition Prints - An open edition has no limit on the number of prints that may be created. Prints may or may not be numbered.
Signature, Provence, and Certificates of Authenticity
Ansel Adams said, "The negative is the equivalent of the composer's score, and the print is the performance." I believe Adams description, and the tangible print holds a special allure amidst our daily bombardment of images backlit on a screen. In the most profound sense, the print is a tactile expression of my vision, which i can share with my audience of collectors.
Signature
All my prints are signed in the lower right corner of the photo with the edition numbers on the reverse side.
Provenance Information
Provenance traces the ownership history of a fine art photograph and is essential when reselling a piece of artwork. It also describes the artist's motivation and place of image of capture. I provide provenance information with the COA for all my Limited-Edition Prints.
Certificate of Authenticity
A Certificate of Authenticity (COA) accompanies every limited edition print created by Lynn Beeler. Serialized holograms are added to the COAs and back of the images to show genuine artwork.
Guarantee of Satisfaction
We ship prints in special protective containers. However, if a print arrives damaged, we will send you a replacement print at no charge. If, after 10 days, you find that the photo is defective, please return the print in the original shipping container. Please see Return Policy.
