"Yellowstone Salt Flats" Photo by Kay Phelps
"Yellowstone Salt Flats" Photo by Kay Phelps
All photos are printed professionally on real photo paper with archival inks and come in a luster finish.
All matboards, backing boards and clear sleeves used are acid-free and archival quality
What you get with each option:
2x3: A 2” x 3” wallet-size photo matted in a signed white mat to 5” x 7”. Sealed in a clear archival sleeve.
2x3 Framed: A 2” x 3” wallet-size photo matted in a signed white mat to 5” x 7”. Framed in a black or brown wood frame that can either hang on the wall or sit on a tabletop.
4x6: A 4”x 6” photo sealed in a clear archival sleeve with an acid-free backing board. There is no matting with this option.
4x6 Framed: A 4”x 6” photo framed in a black or brown wood frame that can either hang on the wall or sit on a tabletop. There is no matting with this option.
5x7: A 5” x 7” photo sealed in a clear archival sleeve with an acid-free backing board. There is no matting with this option.
5x7 Framed: A 5”x 7” photo framed in a black or brown wood frame that can either hang on the wall or sit on a tabletop. There is no matting with this option.
8x10: A 8” x 10” photo sealed in a clear archival sleeve with an acid-free backing board. There is no matting with this option.
8x10 Framed: An 8”x 10” photo framed in a high quality wood wall frame. Choose from Black, White, Gold, Silver, Cherry, Mahogany or Dark Walnut. There is no matting with this option.
11x14: A 8” x 10” or 8” x 12” size photo matted in a signed white mat to 11” x 14”. Sealed in a clear archival sleeve.
11x14 Framed: An 8” x 10” or 8” x 12” size photo matted in a signed white mat to 11” x 14”. Framed in a high quality wood wall frame. Choose from Black, White, Gold, Silver, Cherry, Mahogany or Dark Walnut.
These items are made to order. Please allow an extra 2-3 days lead time.
Please note that crops are approximate. Actual crop ratio may vary slightly in order to best fit into the selected sizes.
From the Artist:
My work is a reflection of what catches my eye throughout life. Sometimes it's a dark alley, a wide open landscape or a manufactured studio scene.
The journey is always more interesting to me than the destination. Travel is one of my favorite things in life and some of the best experiences and best photos happen on the way to somewhere else.
I'm also drawn to textures, empty spaces, nature and the unusual.
I work in both digital and film mediums. I still use traditional darkroom methods of developing film and printing negatives, as well as archival digital printing techniques.
