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  Lloyd Roberts
  Giclée on Canvas from 35mm Slide
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  Hookey Hamilton
  Giclée on Watercolor Paper from 35mm Color Negative
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  Bob Broadbent
  Giclée on Watercolor Paper
  from Medium Format B&W Negative
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  Theresa Childs
  B&W Giclée on Watercolor Paper
  from 35mm Color Negative Composite

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  Robbie Knapik
  Giclée on Watercolor Paper
  from Digital Camera File
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  Peter Scott
  Giclée on Canvas from 35mm Double-exposed Slide
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  Louise Freshman Brown
  Giclée on Watercolor Paper from 35mm Color Negative
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  Susan Stanton
  Giclée on Watercolor Paper from Digital Camera File

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FotoGiclées

Epson Archival Inkjet Output
for Limited and Open Editions
of Photographic and Historic Prints

Photographers and digital artists looking for a more artistic and archival rendering of their images might want to consider FotoGiclées: inkjet reproductions of photographic images using light-fast, archival inks on 100% cotton fine art paper or canvas. FotoGiclées offer customers similar print quality and longevity that artists receive with Fine Art Giclées. Film for reproduction is scanned on our Imacon scanners according to output size and test prints for approval are made on a per print basis. Appointments with the printmaker are not required, but sessions are often recommended (priced in quarter hour increments). Because of their superior handling of photographic reproduction, Epson printers are used for FotoGiclées. Archival media up to 44" wide (40" printable width) is available. Epson Ultrachrome inks are used for color reproductions and John Cone's Piezotone inks for black and white. (Cone's Carbon Sepia and Selenium-toned inks are the inkjet equivalent of hand-printed fibrebase prints.) Each print is sprayed with a UV protective coating for longevity, durability and image stability before packaging.