Boxes For Shipping Paintings Photographs

I have used for many years this archival boxes to keep my photographs. Time never fades.

I haven't had a chance to try out each of the papers in the sample pack. I have been printing a lot of photographs recently. I also plan on using the art paper to make prints of my original paintings. This is a great mixture of papers to experiment with while selecting what is needed for both my photographs and artwork. Choosing the correct paper to display prints of original paintings is critical in capturing the right essence of the artwork. The least expensive option is purchasing a sample pack to find the best paper for displaying framed prints.

I frequently get the comment that my photographs look like water color paintings. Hahnemuhle's William Turner paper enhances that effect with the look and feel of textured water color paper, slightly on the warm side. I like it very much and look forward to trying out other mat papers in the same line. The dimpled texture is pronounced, but I don't see any loss of sharpness with my printer. Saturation settings should be kept high. No negative comments, but Willam Turner is best used selectively, not for everyday work.

I have been using Entrada Bright for about 2 years and I love it. It makes many of my color photos look a bit like watercolor paintings, yet still like photographs. I live part of the year in France and it's hard to get this paper, so I always stock up at B&H when I'm in the US.

I have been using this product to make prints of photographs and paintings to stretch on frames and once you get the settings just right you are able to print very high-quality canvas prints.

I'm using this for paintings on paper and have a friend using one for photographs. In both cases, it's a high quality, thick and beautiful box. I recommend it.

This paper really makes my photographs pop. The texture adds to the visage and some of the prints almost look as if they were paintings. Previously I had been using ultra presentation matte paper, which is still great, but after seeing the cold press, I will have to consider carefully before going back. The results are truly museum quality.

I bought this paper to use with an Epson R3000 printer to produce Giclee prints of photographs of my paintings. The bright, cool white was perfectly pitched for the highlights in the paintings, while the weight and texture of the paper lent the prints themselves authority. Very satisfied.

Making photographs of rock paintings and carvings, often done under rock shelves or within cave interiors, makes additional lighting necessary. Flash, even when muted, often erases all sense of contour and subtle gradations in the rock surface. The Photoflex reflector has been crucial to cast light around the corner of a cave in the western deserts or across the ceiling of a small crawl space hardly large enough for the human body to maneuver under. The Photoflex reflector has made the difference between a poorly exposed, or seriously underexposed image, and a capture that reflects and preserves the beauty and quiet strength of the original.

I am a watercolorist that uses photographs of my final paintings to market on my personal website, as well as social media. Standard indoor lighting just wasn't cutting it, so I finally decided to purchase a professional LED light. In researching like-products, I found excellent reviews for the Dracast products and ultimately purchased the LED1000 Plus Series Daylight LED Light. I am thrilled with it and the results I get with my photographs. In the end, the cost is much less than it would be for me to hire a professional to do the photography, and it so convenient that I have the ability to take my own photographs in my home studio. The quality of the lighting is perfect with my paintings and I have found other uses as well (pictures for @ selling, etc). I also love that it is portable and easy to transport, so I can use it in so many settings. I highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a daylight LED light.