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Printing options & prices

Archival Quality Photographic Prints
Our prints are made on archival photographic paper and are claimed by the manufacturer to resist fading for over one hundred years. Our smallest print size is 6 x 4, which is ideal for adding some of our portraits to your own family album.
The other three sizes are presented in folders when ordered from a portrait sitting or as guest photos from a wedding.
As you might expect, all our prints are available in either a matt or gloss finish.
Size in inches Price per print Five or more
6 x 4 £7 £5
7 x 5 £9 £7
8 x 6 £12 £10
10 x 8 £16 £14
Larger sizes
Larger prints are normally made for framing and we can make prints up to 20 x 30 inches. The prices quoted here are for standard paper sizes, suitable for placing straight into a frame of the same size. However, we can make a print to fit any size or shape of frame in-between. These prices are for unframed prints.
We can also supply framed prints in these standard sizes or, for a much wider choice, we use a bespoke framemaking company in Burnham-on-Crouch.
Size Price
A4 £20
A3 £35
A2 £55
20 x 30 £75
Traditional photographic prints are what we make mostly but that is by no means the only thing we can do with pictures. Keep the image of your loved one with you at all times with our wallet cards and keyrings or wear them with pride on a T-shirt - the possibilities are endless.
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Prints can be colour (if appropriate), black & white or sepia toned, prices are the same. They are also the same no matter how the original image was created so you may have arrived at this page from many other places on the website. Use the "back" button on your browser or click on the words below to return from whence you came - or click a different one to explore another area of our services
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