Artist Choice Framed Print
THE GOLD STANDARD OF FINE ART PRINTING IN A FRAME, WITH LIFETIME NO-FADE GUARANTEE!
Our 'flagship' print in a frame of the artist's choice. A pigment paper print with archival rating of hundreds of years is laminated with a highly scratch resistant UV inhibiting overlay and then mounted to a sheet of aluminum. The colors are deep and rich with clean whites and pure blacks. These pigment paper prints have been tested to last over 100 years in normal viewing environments. When put behind UV inhibiting laminates the archival quality of these prints has been proven to last over 200 years!
The frames in this option vary from a 2 inch to 3 inch moulding width, depending on the manufacture. In some cases the artist chooses to add a black or white liner to the frame. If you would like to choose a different frame, browse the Frame Options page or contact us directly and we can help you pick out the perfect frame for your print.
This print also comes with two scratch resistant finish options, Glossy or Matte. Glossy is highly reflective and is best suited for locations that have little natural light and lit with overhead tracks lights. Matte is non-reflective and works great in rooms with lots of natural light from windows. Once your order has been placed we will contact you about which finish option you would prefer.
This print comes with a lifetime no fade guarantee! If one of your Museum Aluminum Mounted Prints fade, Tomas will replace it at no cost to you!
For more information read this blog post on the Museum Aluminum Mounted Prints
Limited Edition of 500 Museum Grade, Fine Art Prints.
Timpanogos is my favorite mountain. I grew up looking at its lofty profile and started climbing the mountain as a teenager. This mountain is the most popular mountain in Utah to hike and photograph. I have spent many years trying to find different views of Timp. This view is one I have always loved but never tried with film because of the power pole and power lines blocking the view. This day in 2016 my wife and I were exploring the Alpine Loop road and I decided to stop at this spot again. The power pole and lines were still there in the composition I wanted but then I realized something, I could easily remove them in Photoshop. I loved the light and the fall colors being backlit in the afternoon sun. So I took the shot and it has been one of my best selling images.
