Platinum/palladium printing originated in the 1870s and is still being used today because of its unparalleled durability. Platinum prints under archival glass have been estimated to have a life span of thousands of years.

 

Platinum prints have a wide greyscale tonal range, people wanting more contrasty images with the blackest blacks should look instead at silver gelatin prints (Coming soon). 

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Because of the chemistry, even prints taken from the same negative will have differences, making each print truly unique - especially when brush strokes are retained - giving you a one-off piece of art that will never fade or curl. 

 

Unless requested unmounted, each palladium print has a museum-quality, UV reflective frame. 

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Enjoy!

DBP.

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