The photos are all taken with a digital camera and lit with off-camera flash. The printing process is called Silver Halide or Chromogenic, an elegant and supremely high quality archival printing method. These are photographic prints on photographic paper (as opposed to inkjet prints, which is how most printing is done currently). They are covered with a UV protective, scratch resistant laminate that serves the same function as glass. They are backed with aluminum and, in most cases, framed in Walnut.

The printing and framing is done by local Santa Fe craftsmen at Visions Photo Lab and Gavin Collier Framing

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