I offer four mediums for my prints: Fine art paper, Epic prints, metal prints, and canvas prints.  The right choice of medium largely depends on the image within the photo, your style and your budget. Certain images look better on certain mediums.  As for style, do you prefer more traditional mounting and display options (such as matte and frame)? Or do you lean more towards modern aesthetics (such as frameless or floating mounts)? Below are details on each of the mediums.

Fine Art Prints – These are printed on museum-grade papers using archival pigment inks, ensuring they will retain their vibrancy for decades to come, if properly displayed and cared for. While fine art photos are relatively inexpensive, they will need to be framed which significantly increases the cost.

Epic Prints – The medium I primarily recommend particularly with photos that have a lot of contrast and colors as the bright tones really pop in the image.  Epic Prints are made from prints on Fujiflex silver halide photographic paper with up to 610dpi resolution, for high-precision clarity that’s as close to “perfect” as print gets. They are then mounted to aluminum (so they are similar to metal prints) for a sleek profile, and a flawless presentation. Finally, I add a thick satin finish to further bring out the epic qualities of the image. These prints can be framed or frameless. If frameless, a float mount hanger can be attached to the back of the print allowing it to hang directly on the wall.

Metal Prints – This is a relatively new art medium for preserving photos by infusing dyes directly into specially coated aluminum sheets. Because the image is infused into the surface and not on it, your images will take on an almost magical luminescence. The ultra-hard scratch-resistant surface is waterproof/weatherproof and can be cleaned easily – just avoid direct sunlight. To help minimize glare, I generally use a satin finish for a smooth finish that's less prone to showing reflections (although there will still be some depending on the setting/lighting). These prints can be framed or frameless. If frameless, a float mount hanger can be attached to the back of the print allowing it to hang directly on the wall.

Canvas Prints – Canvas Prints give the photograph a more painted look and look great on images with more subdued colors. Canvas Prints are made from prints bonded onto museum quality canvas. The resulting prints are then stretched and stapled onto a wood artists stretcher bar frame. The product edges are 1 1/2 inches thick and the image is mirrored on the edges. These prints can be framed or frameless.​

To Frame or Not to Frame – My Epic Prints and Metal Prints are finished using a "float Mount" system, creating a ready to hang work of art that does not require exterior framing of any kind. This not only relieves you of the need to pay for expensive external framing, but also creates a visually clean and crisp display that looks striking in any home or business environment. Canvas Prints also come with a wire hanger allowing them to be ready to hang. That said a frame on any of these prints can take it from amazing to stellar.  I am happy to work with you on framing as well.