• Artwork Photography
• Artwork Exhibitions
• Degree Shows
• Opening Exhibitions

   The photograph of an artwork – of paramount importance to the visual artist, both for the archiving  and the promotion of their work – requires color fidelity, the correct amount and even distribution of light across the entire surface of the artwork, 
and a high level of definition. To that end, I always use the optimal studio-lighting settings – adjusted to the subject and the setting of each  photoshoot – cameras and lenses of high resolution and definition, and I devote ample time and attention to the editing of each photograph, using certified, top-of-the-line image-editing tools.

 Location and photoshoot 
The photoshoot takes place with the artist present, at their private space or workshop, or at the photography studio. 
They also have the option – following prior arrangement – to drop off their artwork to be photographed at the studio and pick it up at a later time.

 Delivered file formats:
  • TIFF (master file)
  • JPG (print-ready file)
  • JPG, small size (1-2MB), optimal for email attachments
  • JPG, web size (fewer pixels, e.g. 720 x 720), optimal for social media,
                       upon request and with no extra charge

 Artworks of varying materials / styles
Artworks of all types, such as canvases, sketches, watercolours, prints (engravings, etchings et al.), as well as framed works behind glass, are photographed according to the specific requirements dictated by their materials and styles. 
Sculptures and three-dimensional artworks are photographed – following prior agreement – against a backdrop designated by the artist or one supplied by the photographer.

 Archive
All photographs of artworks are stored long-term on professional-grade hard drives, in all file formats – including TIFF –  and are readily available to be sent to the artist at all times, upon their request.