Each print is meticulously crafted using museum-quality archival materials to ensure exceptional detail, depth, and longevity. I work with the best fine art printers in London and Paris, primarily using Hahnemühle Photo Rag Ultra Smooth 305gsm, a premium 100% cotton matte paper renowned for its outstanding reproduction of color and detail, deep blacks, and velvety texture. This acid-free, lignin-free paper meets the highest archival standards, preserving the integrity of each image for generations. Paired with professional pigment-based inks, my prints maintain their vibrancy and subtle nuances, bringing each photograph to life with stunning clarity.

Every print is personally inspected by me to ensure the highest quality and is embossed with my signature as a mark of authenticity. Each piece also comes with a hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity, guaranteeing its originality and archival quality.

While I primarily print on Photo Rag Ultra Smooth, I may occasionally use other Hahnemühle fine art papers to best suit the artwork. The specific paper used for each print will be detailed in the print information on the purchase page, along with relevant details about its characteristics.

For a truly bespoke framing experience tailored to your space and style, please reach out contact@thesmithvisual.com to begin a personal consultation.

Choosing the perfect artwork for your space can be a deeply personal decision. If you’re unsure which piece will best complement your home or collection, my wife and I are here to help. With her expertise as a gallerist and my experience as a an artist, we can guide you in selecting the ideal piece for you.

You can email us at contact@thesmithvisual.com for advice, or book a video call to discuss your space, style, and preferences, ensuring you find the perfect piece for the perfect spot.

All of my work is released as a limited edition, ensuring exclusivity and value for collectors. My editions are always kept intentionally low, preserving the rarity and significance of each piece. Some works are unique, one-of-a-kind prints, meaning they will only ever be produced once.

Once an edition is sold out, no further prints of that image will be made in that format. However, in some cases, a small number of Artist Proofs (APs) may become available. These are prints traditionally kept aside during the printing process for exhibiting or the artists personal collection and are highly sought after by collectors.

Investing in limited edition photography is not only a way to own exceptional art but also a smart way to invest in something that can appreciate in value over time. Limited editions are intentionally numbered, meaning only a finite number of prints exist, ensuring that the piece remains rare and exclusive.

By choosing a limited edition piece, you’re not just acquiring a beautiful work of art; you’re also securing a lasting investment, with the potential to grow in value. Additionally, the sense of ownership and connection to a one-of-a-kind print makes it all the more meaningful.

For more information on How Editioning works click here.