In addition to my photography, I also have a print business, Big Exposure Print which I launched in 2008.
I specialise in large format printing also referred to as “giclee” (pronounced Zee-clay).
The name derives from the French verb 'gicler' which is to spray.
This is in relation to how an inkjet printer lays the ink down onto the medium.
The term giclee also refers to the use of archival papers which are acid free
with limited OBAs (Optical Brightness Agents) along with the use of light fast inks.
This is also referred to as Archival printing.
You can choose from either a stretched canvas, a mounted print
or mounted & framed in small, medium & large sizes.
If you would like your print framed, after I receive your order, I will get in touch with you
to discuss what colour frame you would like. The options are either black, white or pine.
Due to the nature of a website and how it integrates with google and so that pages load quicker, all of the images you see on this website are in low resolution. As a result, the incredible detail that you can see in my photography can not be appreciated.
If you would like to see any of my work in high resolution, please message me via the contact page.
I will send you a link to a secure website, in which you can view the high resolution image.
The actual size is listed on the drop down menus for each image.