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Numbered prints, handmade photobooks and original works from the archive — each piece documented and ready to ship.
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Every piece in the catalogue is handled as a working document: from the first contact sheet to the final signed print. The services below exist to make collecting, commissioning, and caring for original photography straightforward.
Gelatin silver and pigment prints produced in numbered editions of 25 or fewer. Each print is inspected, signed, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity that records the edition number, paper stock, and printing date.
A collectible object with clear provenance and archival quality.
Small-run photobooks bound by hand, with sewn signatures and printed covers. Each volume documents a single series and includes technical notes, captions, and a short curatorial text on the subject matter.
A self-contained visual essay that holds up to repeated reading.
Documentary projects shot on medium or large format film for specific sites: mills, housing estates, civic buildings, or industrial landscapes. The work is delivered as a finished series with contact sheets, proof prints, and a written context statement.
A tailored body of work that records a place before it changes.
Guidance on mounting, framing, and storing gelatin silver prints to museum standards. This covers matting materials, UV-filtering glass, and environmental conditions that prevent fading and silver mirroring.
Prints that remain stable for decades rather than years.
A direct conversation about which series or individual prints suit your space and budget. This includes viewing proofs, discussing edition availability, and arranging a payment plan if needed.
A considered purchase rather than a rushed decision.
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