Framing & Prints

Frames & Prints

All limited edition photographs are framed to best enhance the content of the image. Frames are selected to complement the artwork and your space.

Fine Art Giclée Prints

Each giclée print is produced on museum-quality paper with pigment-based inks for exceptional color accuracy and depth. Papers from Hahnemühle, Canson, Fuji, and Epson are used, specific to the image, and are selected for archival quality and longevity.

Acrylic faced prints

Prints under matte or gloss acrylic glass consists of multiple components. The fine art print is mounted under 1/16 in. of acrylic glass, backed with 1/8 in. of aluminum Dibond, and sealed with elastic silicone. Recessed aluminum mounting rails on the back of the piece allow it to float about 1/2 inch off the wall. 

Fabric prints

Fine weave material with a subtle silk-like texture an alternative to the classic canvas.
The fine, smoothly woven fabric offers a discreetly structured, glossy surface. The image effect is more lively and natural due to the fabric texture. The material is mounted on stretchers and framed.

Frames

Natural Wood or Black Hardwood Frames

A classic gallery-style frame that adds definition and elegance,
suited to both contemporary and traditional spaces.

Certificate Of Authenticity 

I sell only limited edition, gallery-framed prints of my photographs. Each is signed and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity that confirms authenticity and protects the print's value. The signature and certificate are what make those two things provable. Anyone can print a photograph. My signed, numbered prints with a certificate tie the object directly to me — it's a specific work I made and stand behind. That's what a collector is actually paying for: not just the image, but the certainty of what it is. This protects the value of the print over time. If you ever decide to sell it (why would you do that?), the signature, edition number, and certificate are what the next buyer will ask for. With them, the print's history speaks for itself.

Limited editions are not a marketing tactic. When an edition sells out, no more prints exist. That scarcity is real, not implied, and it's part of what you're buying. A photograph printed endlessly doesn't hold the same weight as one where I've decided: this many, and no more. Gallery framing is of equal importance — it's all about presentation. A print framed to my design is ready to hang the way I intended it to be seen, with materials that complement the photograph.

For questions about your purchase — shipping, your Certificate of Authenticity, or anything else — reach out anytime at abouddweck@me.com or through the contact form on this site. Shipping is free within the USA; a surcharge applies for international orders. We aim to respond the same day.