Print Options

All print orders are fulfilled through BayPhoto, one of the top print houses in the country.

BayPhoto offers a variety of print media, from regular photographic prints to metal and canvas.  

From their wide range of options, I've selected the ones that I feel have the most fidelity to the original image.

More information can be found at www.bayphoto.com

Metal Prints

Metal Prints represent a new art medium for preserving photos by infusing dyes directly into specially coated aluminum sheets.

Colors are vibrant and the luminescence is breathtaking. Detail and resolution are unsurpassed.

Metal Prints offer the most archival method of presenting an image, providing resistance to light fading and scratching.

High Gloss Surface Coating

Brilliant white high gloss surface for unsurpassed detail and vibrance. The most popular surface.  Reflectivity is an issue in highly lit spaces or with darker images.

Mid-Gloss Surface Coating

Mid-Gloss Similar color intensity and detail as the High Gloss option, with reduced glare.

Satin Surface Coating

Satin Smooth, very even and soft appearance with minimal glare.  Best option in very well lit areas, though it sacrifices some of the sharp colors and detail of the glossy finishes

Float Mounting

Float Mount Hangers are attached to the back of the print, and float the print 1/2-inch off the wall when hung. Styles and selection vary based on the size of the print ordered.

Acrylic Metal Prints

Metal Prints are mounted in an acrylic shell, protecting the metal from scratches and dents, while increasing vibrance and reflectivity.  Prints are mounted to the wall with stainless steel mounting posts.

Paper Prints

Traditional photographic paper prints, excellent options for framing.  

Additional framing and mounting options are available at checkout using the "Add Frames & More" tab to the left of the image in the cart window.

Glossy Paper

Kodak Endura Glossy "F" paper, traditional photo paper with a glossy finish.  Somewhat reflective in well lit situations, particularly behind glass.

Lustre Paper

Kodak Endura Lustre "E" Paper.  Standard print choice with a fine grain pebbled texture, and significantly reduced glare.  Perfect for framing.

Metallic Paper

Kodak Endura Metallic Paper.  Highly glossy and metallic appearance add exceptional depth and vibrancy to images.  Reflectivity is an issue, but the prints are stunning.