BLACK AND WHITE ARCHIVAL PRINTS

Gelatin Silver prints are black and white prints produced the old- fashioned way: in a dark room. All of Bill Wright's Gelatin prints are selenium-toned, which gives them archival permanence for at least 150 years, and they are all printed on museum-quality, fiber-based paper.

GICLEE PIGMENT COLOR PRINTS

Also known as Ink Jet Prints, the Giclee print utilizes a high precision, four color process (CMYK), computer-controlled ink jet printer capable of delivering four million droplets of ink per second to the printing surface. Typically, Giclee prints are produced on specially prepared watercolor rag paper, giving photographs texture and subtlety that ordinary photographic paper cannot. Ink Jet prints on appropriate substrates are estimated to last over 100 years before noticable fading.

LIGHT JET LASER PRINTS
(Chromogenic "C" Prints)

Light Jet color prints are made from large, high quality digital files using RGB Lasers exposing Fuji Crystal Archive photographic paper. This new process offers long term stability of the photographic image and color balance as well as incredible sharpness.

* - The image size will vary slightly from the paper size as prints have a border around them.