Several Examples of our Image / Art Quality

This first sample is one of our favorite photos and was six years in the making. This is just a beautiful photo is a perfect pose.

The first image below shows the image as you would normally see it at full frame, however its size has been shrunk and as such the detail is compressed and lost.

Two more samples follow, which are full resolution sections cut from the original image.

These full samples are the typical quality of our images and more correctly reflect the detail and sharpness in our images. It is this quality you get and see in the final printed images.

The above image much like any you will find in our gallery, sizing and compression quality etc.

This is a section of the eye at 100% resolution. As you can see there is a huge differance once you see it at full size. We always concentrate on getting sharp eyes. Its our most important personal rule.

This is the section around the talons at 100% of original pixels.

This second photo sample again shows the quality and sharpness of our photos, this is everything we strive for.

The first image below shows the image as you would normally see it at full frame, however its size has been shrunk to our gallery size and as such the detail is compressed and lost.

Two more samples follow, which are full resolution sections cut from the original image.

These full samples are the typical quality of our images and more correctly reflect the detail and sharpness in our images. It is this quality you get and see in the final printed images.

The above image much like any you will find in our gallery, sizing and compression quality etc.

This is a section of the eye at 100% resolution. As you can see there is a huge differance once you see it at full size. We always concentrate on getting sharp eyes. Its our most important personal rule.

This is the section around the nose and mouth at 100% of original pixels.

This third sample photo is all about detail, sharpness and composition and the importance of those elements in our photographs.

The first image below shows the image as you would normally see it at full frame, however its size has been shrunk to our gallery size and as such the detail is compressed and lost.

Two more samples follow, which are full resolution sections cut from the original image.

These full samples are the typical quality of our images and more correctly reflect the detail and sharpness in our images. It is this quality you get and see in the final printed images.

The above image much like any you will find in our gallery, sizing and compression quality etc.

This is a section of the eye at 100% resolution. As you can see there is a huge differance once you see it at full size. We always concentrate on getting sharp eyes. Its our most important personal rule.

This is the section around the nose and mouth at 100% of original pixels.

This is a digitally painted canvas print, done from a photo we took at her wedding. She has graciously allowed us to use these images on our website.

Some important points, the original is 16x20", printed on epson canvas. The shrunk sample below does not convey the detail in the original, and it also looses that canvas texture feel and look to it. The main reason for the loss of detail is because we have shrunk it so much to fit on this page, as you shrink an image you shrink the details. The two next images are at a 100% resolution of the final painting, however, we have simulated the canvas texture.

The above image shows the final unframed painting. It was a nice composition and the surrounding plants really painted up nicely.

This second sample is at 100% resolution of the original 16x20" print. It is the area around the bridal flowers, it shows the true paint strokes of the flower arrangement and the strokes in the dress area.

Again this sample is at a 100%, I didn't want to use the facial section out of respect for my friends privacy. You can see this is the hairline just at the top of her forehead, the very painterly strokes of the hair very visible. This painting looks beautiful in its final framed version.