Collectors, Thomas Martin Eads Photography

Information for Collectors of the Photography of Thomas Martin Eads

Your choices A collectible print must satisfy your values.

Choose according to your taste, print type, size, and framing options.

Shape, size, pricing Dimensions for both image size and matted print are given with each picture. Framing adds a few more inches. My pricing is based on area.

Methods and limited editions I work principally in natural habitats, with medium and large format film cameras, using professional development. In the digital "lightroom" I scan the film at high spatial resolution (for detail) and dynamic range (for color accuracy and tonal gradation), edit for verisimilitude, then print with a variety of high resolution digital printers: inkjet (also known as giclée), laser/toner, or lightjet (image is written onto regular photo paper then developed chemically). I achieve exceptionaI sharpness, continuity (smoothness), color balance, and color gamut. The choice of print technology is usually a matter of aesthetics. My prints have the highest permanence possible for a given printing technology; this means approximately 70 to 200 years for inkjet, 30 years for laser/toner, and 75 to 90 years for lightjet.

I issue limited editions of 20 to 500. A certificate of authenticity is available upon request. A provenance (history of the image) is also available upon request.

© 2000-2007 Thomas Martin Eads

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Information for Collectors of the Photography of Thomas Martin Eads
	Your choices	A collectible print must satisfy your values.
		Choose according to your taste, print type, size, and framing options.
	Shape, size, pricing	Dimensions for both image size and matted print are given with each picture. Framing adds a few more inches. My pricing is based on area.
	Methods and limited editions	I work principally in natural habitats, with medium and large format film cameras, using professional development. In the digital "lightroom" I scan the film at high spatial resolution (for detail) and dynamic range (for color accuracy and tonal gradation), edit for verisimilitude, then print with a variety of high resolution digital printers: inkjet (also known as giclée), laser/toner, or lightjet (image is written onto regular photo paper then developed chemically). I achieve exceptionaI sharpness, continuity (smoothness), color balance, and color gamut. The choice of print technology is usually a matter of aesthetics. My prints have the highest permanence possible for a given printing technology; this means approximately 70 to 200 years for inkjet, 30 years for laser/toner, and 75 to 90 years for lightjet.
		I issue limited editions of 20 to 500. A certificate of authenticity is available upon request. A provenance (history of the image) is also available upon request.
© 2000-2007 Thomas Martin Eads
v.011007