Print to Display
Watch Janet Haines and Martin Addison’s webinar Print to Display to find out more about these techniques. Do you create wonderful prints of your work which then end up sitting in a drawer? We’re all guilty of it – but . . .
The Importance of Print | Rod Wheelans, PAGB Editor
Rod Wheelans MPAGB FRPS MFIAP is a former president of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain and now edits the PAGB e-news “A photographic print is a tangible object, not just a fleeting image on a screen. By printing images,
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Matt vs Gloss Inkjet Paper
What’s the difference between matt and gloss photo paper? Gloss, semi-gloss and matt are the standard paper surfaces. They’re available in a variety of finishes which alter the overall look and feel of your print, enhancing different qualities of an
Mastering The Dark Arts | Gavin Prest
Article featured in Professional Photo magazine Gavin Prest has a long-standing love affair with black and white. It’s his fine art medium of choice, with PermaJet papers giving him the control and look he’s after. Back in the day Gavin
Creating incredible photomontages with Caoimhe Heaney
Caoimhe has a hons degree in Fine Art from Crawford College of Art and Design. She works mainly with photography, chaining photographs into her own surreal creations. She explores the themes of isolation and loneliness, creating new realms from her
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FB Distinction 320 review by Will Cheung
Photography News editor, Will Cheung, has been working in the photographic publishing business for over three decades, editing several major titles. He is a well known and respected photographer and a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society. “FB Distinction 320
Why Oyster 271 Makes Printing Easier
Choosing a paper to print on can be overwhelming, especially if you produce images covering a wide genre of subjects and styles. Having one paper in your stock that you can rely on for most images is ideal, with a
Why Oyster 271 Is My Go To Paper | Roger Hance
When I give print talks to camera clubs, I like to show prints printed on a range of different PermaJet papers. I do not use the complete range of their papers, instead limiting myself to nine or ten that I
6 Winter Photography Tips
Winter is a superb time to get out with your camera. Misty mornings, buildings drenched in icicles, fields enveloped in snow… these all make for magical photo opportunities. Here are our top 6 tips for making the most of this
8 Gift Ideas for Photographers & Artists
Wondering what to get for your family and friends this Christmas? Whether you’re the photographer or your loved one is, we have some ideas to help inspire you. 1. Fine Art Print There’s no better gift than one that has
Magnetic Block Review by Photographer Dibs McCallum
Since the beginning of Covid, as artists, we have had to reinvent what we do to generate an income. I used to rely heavily on selling my work at local craft fairs and would often generate a good amount of revenue from
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The Art of Printing by Leigh Preston
When I first became addicted to photography, the ‘industry standard’ was a large 20 x 16 mounted monochrome print. A darkroom print. In the club I was then in (Ordnance Survey, Southampton) master printers like John Philpott and Bob Elliott
Q&A with Landscape Photographer Josh Brown | The Importance of Print
Landscape Photographer, Josh Brown, produces modern photographic prints which can purchased through his, website and at local craft events in East Anglia. Tell us a bit about yourself and your style of photography. My name is Josh Brown (JB). I
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The Making of a Photographer in Lockdown | Step-by-Step Photoshop Composite
I’m going to try to give some insight into how to produce images similar to my “Photographer in Lockdown”. The toughest part for me is getting the original concept or message, as you can’t magic up a concept in your
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7 Photography Techniques & Projects To Push Your Creativity
When a new year rolls around many of us think about what we want to achieve in the next 365 days, but the start of this year was full of uncertainty. Now that the future is looking a little brighter,
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The Benefits of Home Printing as an Illustrator
I’ve always loved drawing and as I grew up hand lettering became a passion of mine. I studied Graphic Design and Illustration at the University of Lincoln where I used my lettering skills in every project possible but after graduating
5 Reasons Why You Should Use Fine Art Paper
If you’re a perpetual user of gloss or lustre papers, you may shy away from the world of Fine Art media. But there are many benefits to using these papers… 1. Increase in quality Fine Art papers are made from
How One Photographer Has Diversified To Bring In New Business
As a professional wedding and studio photographer, the pandemic has created a huge decline in business. For the last 6 months weddings have been cancelled, or turned into much smaller events with no need for a photographer. On top of
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5 Top Tips for Printing on PermaJet Photo Lustre 310
Photo Lustre 310, from PermaJet’s Digital Photo range, is a multi award-winning paper with a beautiful lustre surface texture and heavy base weight of 310gsm. Manufactured with a bright white base, this tough and scratch-resistant media has an instant dry
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An Up Close Look at FB Gold Silk 315, Titanium Gloss 300 & More – Review by Gaelic Memories
This month I’m looking at photographic papers from PermaJet UK, including their latest PermaJet FB Gold Silk 315gsm new for 2020. Papers will be printed on a Canon Pro 10s with installed OEM ink. I will be utilising Photoshop CC