Images
Ian uses a range of high quality cameras, prefering to shoot with the more versatile high quality medium format and panoramic cameras, which allows him to shoot on larger film and expose frames that are many times larger than the conventional 35mm size. This larger format produces images with intense clarity, which is of great importance in the printing process. Ian uses a Fuji film that has a very fine grain structure, increased colour saturation and is rated as some of the best film in the world for outdoor landscape work. This all helps to produce the best quality images.
- The limited edition series ranges in print size all sizes are limited to either 200 or 250 prints only. The prints are numbered in reverse; with number 250 being released first.
- The price of the prints will gradually increase as the series is sold. Prices shown are current at the time of inquiry.
- Prints are titled, numbered and signed by Ian Carlson within this border and a certificate of authenticity is presented with each print.
- All images are supplied with a border surround; black for colour images and white for black and white images
- Colour images are printed on the highest-grade Fujiflex Crystal Archive paper which is a PET (polyester) based material with a super smooth, high gloss finish. It has extended contrast, exceptional colours, deep blacks and clean whites. The Wilhelm Research Institute rates the print permanence of Fujiflex Crystal Archive paper Crystal Archive paper at 40 years. Whilst black and white images are printed on a similarly high-grade professional matte archival paper.
- The dimensions shown refer to the paper size. Actual image dimensions are slightly smaller due to the border surrounds, and limited cropping in some cases. Framing (optional) will add to the outside dimensions.
