The Big Picture

When you collect one of our prints, you’re not just getting a photograph—you’re acquiring a vision captured in time. These works are created using both camera and digital tools to go beyond mere documentation. They aim to tell a deeper story, to offer an emotional experience that resonates far beyond what you see on a screen. This is where vision becomes art, and it’s our hope these works of art bring lasting meaning into your life and space.

Living room with large windows, a fireplace, and modern furniture including two blue velvet sofas and one beige armchair, with a black coffee table and decorative pillows.

Original Artwork Exclusivity

Every fine art photography print we offer—whether it’s a limited or open edition—is created exclusively by us, the artists. These aren’t mass-produced or outsourced; they’re made by us with intention and care.

Modern hotel lobby with beige armchairs, a wooden sideboard with lamps and a vase, a large landscape painting, and floor-to-ceiling windows showing mountains and an outdoor area.

Fine Art Print Materials (Substrates)

The look and feel of a fine art print should be as rich and meaningful as the image itself. That’s why we carefully select archival-quality papers tailored to each collection. These substrates not only preserve the work over time, but also bring out the depth, texture, and color exactly as we envisioned.

A modern conference room with a large wooden table and ten brown leather chairs. A large window with multiple panes is on the left side. There is a framed landscape painting of a winter scene with trees and snow on the white wall facing the viewer. The table is set with water bottles, glasses, and notepads.

Certificate of Authenticity (COA)

Each limited-edition print comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. This document is your proof that you own a genuine piece of original art. It includes edition details and number sequencing to ensure that the print run stays truly exclusive.

Limited Edition Prints

Limited editions are just that—limited. From the very start, a specific number of prints is set, and that number doesn’t change. Each print is individually numbered (like 1/12, 2/12, and so on), with the edition number marked on the back of the print and sometimes on the matting as well.

Prints come in a range of sizes, and some are also available in custom exhibition dimensions. However, not every piece is produced in every size. Each size option is its own separate edition, which keeps things even more unique.

Collectors love limited editions for their exclusivity and long-term value.

Open Edition Prints

Open editions are more flexible—there’s no cap on how many can be made. They might be numbered, or they might not, depending on the collection. They’re a great way to enjoy beautiful art without the constraints of edition limits.

Living room with a brown leather sofa, potted plant, and wall-mounted television displaying a bird in flight against a background of green leaves.
An art gallery with framed photographs on white walls and text that reads "The Dance | Payday in the Heartland by Scott and Marilyn Korsten." The gallery has hardwood floors and ceiling spotlights.

Art exhibitions allow us to reach new audiences and tell compelling stories through art photography.

Great photographic art deserves to be printed on archival-quality paper—and knowing how to care for and appreciate fine art photography is an art in itself. That understanding is key to keeping these works vibrant and lasting for years to come.

To help you along the way, we’ve put together an Art FAQ—a go-to guide packed with tips and insights from experienced curators, collectors, and museums. Whether you're just starting your collection or adding to an existing one, this resource is designed to help you make confident, informed choices.

At the end of the day, whether you're decorating your home, business, or curating a show, the most important thing is how the artwork speaks to you. That personal connection is what brings art to life—and it's what makes you part of the story.

 FAQs

  • When you purchase a fine art print, it’s important to know exactly what you’re getting. That’s why every limited-edition piece comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity (COA). This document includes the edition number and background details about the artwork—its story, origin, and ownership history—known as provenance. It’s your assurance that the work is genuine and part of a carefully curated edition.

  • We size each image based on what best suits its composition and visual impact, not standard retail frame sizes. These are custom art prints, and we quote the nominal size, meaning the size of the actual printed image. We also include a 1–2 inch white border around the print to make handling and framing easier.

  • Many of our photographs are available in limited editions—this means only a set number of prints will ever be made. Each edition is carefully tracked and individually numbered, making them more valuable and exclusive. Often, a single image will be offered in different sizes, and each size is its own edition. Smaller editions, especially in the fine art world, tend to be more collectible and appealing to those with a keen eye for investment and aesthetic uniqueness.

  • Open edition prints have no cap on the number of reproductions, making them a more accessible option. They’re perfect for adding beauty to your home or office space, and while they don’t carry the same rarity as limited editions, they still offer exceptional quality and visual impact.

  • The paper—or substrate—on which a print is made is a big part of what makes it feel truly special. We use only certified archival-quality substrates that offer both a beautiful tactile experience and exceptional longevity. These materials help ensure your artwork remains as vivid and striking decades from now as the day you receive it.

    If you would like a different substrate such as canvas, metal, or acrylic, please contact us directly for a consultation and to place an order.

  • We don’t offer frames with our prints, and here’s why: framing is a personal decision. Many collectors and art lovers prefer to choose their own frames to match their space and taste. When you do frame your piece, be sure to use acid-free matting to protect the artwork for the long haul.

  • Every limited-edition print is personally signed in the lower right corner. In some cases, open editions may also be signed. The edition number appears on the back of the print and sometimes on the matting, depending on the format.

  • To keep your artwork looking its best, handle prints by the edges—and if possible, use cotton gloves to avoid smudges or oil from your skin. Frame your work and hang it in areas away from strong ultraviolet light. If displaying an unframed print, dust it gently with a soft, dry cloth and avoid using cleaners or chemicals of any kind.

  • Art should first and foremost speak to you emotionally and visually—but it’s also smart to consider the long-term value. Limited edition fine art photography can appreciate over time, especially when cared for properly and supported by strong documentation like COAs and provenance records.

  • We ship all prints with care through DHL. Large prints are rolled in a heavy-duty archival tube, while smaller ones are shipped flat in protective boxes. Every print includes a Certificate of Authenticity for your records. If something arrives damaged, we’ll replace it at no cost. If you notice a defect within 10 days, just return it in the original packaging. (Please refer to the full Return Policy.)