Crafting the Print Making a fine art print is the final step for any image that is destined to become a part of my “portfolio.” Those are images that I deem as worthy to be displayed on my website, hung in a gallery for sale, or framed for display in my home. They are the images I feel represent the…
If you’ve decided to try Canson Infinity fine art paper but aren’t sure where to start, this guide is for you. If you’re already using Canson paper, but want a better understanding of the characteristics and features of their papers, then this guide is also for you. My goal is to give you a basic and practical introduction to Canson’s…
Olympus E-M1, f/8@ 1/60 sec, ISO 400, 24mm, no filters It’s always exciting when I discover a new perspective or way to photograph a familiar location. Just when I think I’ve exhausted all possibilities, I’m reminded of the endless potential available when you allow your self to remain curious and nonjudgmental. Such is the case with this image, which can…
I am honored and humbled once again to be a guest artist with Canson Infinity at this year's 2015 PhotoPlus Expo at the Jacob Javits Center in NYC from Oct 22-24. I’ll be in attendance all three days explaining why I think Canson makes the best fine art paper on the market and answering questions about all things photography. While…
During the Digital Fine Art Printing Workshop, I ask the students to bring an image that we can develop and print in class. I received this email from a recent student and wanted to share it here (with his permission) together with my thoughts. "Robert, the image you printed for me during the workshop has been printed dozens of times…