Don Browning Photography
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Product Information
The Photograph
All the photos on this site were shot in the 35mm format using color reversal film, otherwise known as slides. Slide film produces the sharpest images with the smallest film grain allowing me to enlarge the images without loosing the crispness of the image.
Once the image is captured on film, the film is developed by a professional laboratory. I then scan the image into my computer using a Nikon LS 2000 film scanner. Using digital darkroom techniques in Photoshop, the image is color corrected and dust and scratches are removed. Other darkroom techniques such as dodging and burning are also used when needed to enhance the image. The original image is not altered or manipulated in any way.
Some of the panorama images available on this site were created by stitching two or more images together in Photoshop.
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The Print
Once an image has been processed, it is printed as an Epson print on matte photo paper. The print is made using pigmented inks creating a true archival print that will last more than 100 years without any noticeable fading.
Standard frame sizes for the matted images are as follows:
Frame Size 8" x 10" Image Size 5" x 7"
Frame Size 14" x 18" Image Size 8" x 12"
Frame Size 16" x 20" Image Size 10" x 14"
Frame Size 20" x 24" Image Size 12" x 16"
Frame Size 24" x 30" Image Size 16" x 22"
The frame size for the matted panorama images is 15" x 30"
Canvas prints come mounted on stretcher bars in the sizes listed on the order information page.
Note Card images are 7" at their widest or tallest points. All Note Cards are blank inside and come with envelopes.
Each photograph is signed by Don Browning.
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The Finished Product
The image is matted with an off white archival mat. The matted image is sealed in a plastic sleeve for protection.
The Canvas image is given a UV protective coating to help prevent scratches to the canvas and to preserve the image.
All the materials used in the assembly of the final presentation are archival, museum quality products to insure the long life of the photograph.
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The images on this site are the property of and the copyright is held by Don Browning. They are on this site for viewing on your computer and are for sale for your personal enjoyment only. No expressed or implied rights to download, save, copy, print, duplicate, redistribute or use these images in any other manner are granted without prior written consent of Don Browning. All Rights Reserved.