What do your prints cost?

Each print is individually prepared for each patron. While the number of prints that can be made from an image is not limited, each print remains uniquely identifiable. On the verso, our prints are signed, titled, inscribed with the dates of capture and printing, and sequentially numbered. We remain free to reinterpret an image, while the provenance of each print can be firmly established. As each print is individually prepared, it usually takes five to ten days to fill an order.

Our prints are made from 24" x 30" optical drum scans of the original negatives or transparencies. Our scans are produced on a Fuji Celsis 6250 (Crosfield). The scan size always exceeds the print size and we do not use interpolation. Our images are available as pigment prints. These are currently placed on Hahnemühle - Matte FineArt German Etching by a Roland FJ-540 Hi-Fi Jet Pro II printer. The aspect ratio of the film - 4" x 5" (4:5) - and scale of enlargement - 4x - determines the print size.

Prices

Pigment prints

Prices are in New Zealand Dollars (NZD). Prices are for the print alone and exclude framing, matting, mounting and freight. For residents of New Zealand, our prices also exclude GST. Please note that print measurements are approximate, and that there are variations between different images.

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Ordering

You can order a print by contacting us directly. We are happy to answer any questions you may have. Due to the time and expense required to produce a finished print, we cannot accept returns. We would suggest that before placing an order, you consider looking through one of our books. You might also consider asking your gallery or art dealer to obtain a print on your behalf. Having an image in front of you should help you to select a print that is suitable. We are happy to accept cheques and International Money Transfers.

Duties and taxes

International orders may be subject to import duties and taxes levied once a shipment reaches your country. Brokerage fees and custom clearance charges may also be imposed by your carrier. Settlement of these charges is the responsibility of the patron. If a shipment is refused and returned, any incurred taxes, duties, custom fees, brokerage fees will be the responsibility of the patron.