Black & White

【Open Edition Black & White Print】
The Open Edition is a print with no limit on the number of prints, you can choose the size you like and has a variety of finishing methods. For monochrome prints, the use of Ultrachrome ink produces the deepest blacks possible in today's digital fine art world (Highest D max). Japanese traditional paper (Washi) is also used to some of the photos in this category to make the scene in Alaska look elegant.

Colors

【Open Edition Color Prints】
By printing on Metallic Paper, majestic scenery in Alaska will be fabulous. In this category, we highly recommend that the print gets a great hold on by the acrylic board, called Plexiglass Sandwich. If you want the print to stay real photography itself or there are many light sources in your room, then you are able to choose other mounting options. The presentation of a print mounted on Dibond is also stunning.

Limited Edition

【Limited Edition Prints】
Nakashima Photography has now 6 Limited Edition prints available. Those prints are selected carefully by the photographer, Takashi. Some of them were also mentioned by photography contests, others are selected by graphic designers in corporations. He adds up to 2 photography into this category year by year. Once sold out, the photography will never be printed on fine art paper again.

Unframed

This is a print-only option. The photographer, Takashi carefully prints on selected fine art papers such as Hahnemuhle Photo Rag® Baryta, Canson Infinity Rag Photographique®, or Awagami Factory (Washi*) Premio Kozo White®.

Mounting services are available. Please look at this mounting option in our price list below. You can contact us if you want to add other backing processes.

Plexiglass

Plexiglass Sandwich is a unique yet stunning finish style that Takashi highly recommended. It will be printed on the Metallic Paper. A plex sandwich consists of a print sandwiched between clear plex on the front and Dibond on the back. A reverse hanging cleat is included which results in the final print appearing to “float” off the wall. Takashi has employed this finish many times in his exhibition and it's been sold at least a dozen per exhibit.

Canvas

Canvas Gallery Wrap is a trendy finishing style today, indeed. It will be printed on Canvas Paper. Although we put this finishing option here for the sake of convenience, by the photographer, this is considered to be a Home Decor rather than Fine Art Photography. This is the reason why this finishing option is a very reasonable price comparing with the usual artwork. Limited Edition is not available.