Everything about the fine art reproduction process offered at Fine Photos is about reducing the hassle and run around for the artists and producing outstanding art reproduction prints on paper and canvas.
I constantly see and hear about artists who go to one place to get their art photographed, another to get it printed, back home to pack it and off to the post office to send it. Multiple trips to multiple places consuming a huge amount of time, taking the artist away from the core business of creating. Not to mention that this could all take days or weeks as you wait for each step to be completed.
Now imagine a better alternative. A business that can take away all of the run around. One that uses the very best camera, professional art scanner and printer technology to achieve the most beautiful results. A business that also does all of the packing and shipping arranging of couriers and keeps you in the loop. Imagine how much time you would get back and space when you realise you don’t need to store all that packaging material.
If you’re a passionate, motivated and hardworking artist looking for a better way, why not contact me and arrange to have a chat. And if you live in another part of Australia that’s not a problem, as I’m already working with artists from the middle, the far north the east of Australia.
If you live in another part of the world and experience the same hassles I’d love to also have a conversation as well. Perhaps I can help you open new doors and opportunities to sell your artwork.
With over 35 years of experience as a photographer and over 25 years of experience in digital print production, I believe successful art reproduction starts with high-quality images.
I’m constantly adding to and updating the technology I use to ensure the digital images I create result in amazing prints, that often have people guessing and looking to see if they are the real painting.
After 18 months of research, in 2023 I imported a WideTEK 25, art scanner from Germany that compliments the medium format, 102MP camera I also use.
The WideTek 25 is the sort of technology used by large museums and the best of the best reproduction art houses. At the time of writing this, it’s the only one being used in WA.
In 3D mode, it captures the textures and depth of the art medium used and the finest of details, often not seen by the naked eye. This all results in the prints that are quite amazing. I’m a bit of a pixel peeper and I’m still constantly blown away by the results.
At Fine Photos, I’m both the photographer and the printer which means that each artwork is cared for with the respect it deserves, at every step in the reproduction journey, and there’s a continuity of the processes from the moment the artwork arrives.
