Fine Art prints / Limited edition — Seville

Three things: the material, the ink and the process. We use archival, acid-free cotton papers and pigment inks that last decades without yellowing or losing colour, versus commercial lab prints that degrade in a few years. Each image also gets a print-specific edit and a calibrated colour proof. The result has the tonal depth, texture and permanence of a gallery piece.

Both options. You can order a print of an image from your own session in Seville, or choose an archive photograph of the city. If you bring your own file, I review it first to check the resolution and quality allow the size you want; if needed, I advise on the maximum recommended format. I apply the print edit in every case so the paper performs at its best.

It depends on the image and the space. Matte cotton paper is ideal for warm, textured scenes like the Alcázar courtyards, because it doesn't reflect light and looks elegant in any room. Baryta, with deeper blacks and a subtle sheen, shines on contrast images like the Giralda at night. As for size, I advise by the wall and the viewing distance: a large piece needs air around it to breathe. I guide you with no obligation before you decide.

Pricing is from around €45 per edition and depends on size, paper and finish; prints can be open or in a limited, numbered edition. Framing, mounting on a rigid support or sets of several pieces are quoted separately. Since each print is made to order with a colour proof, usual delivery is five to ten days; large formats or framed orders may need a little more. I send a fixed quote before printing, no surprises.