Not to be confused with a lithograph, a lith print is a specialized form of monochrome photographic printing.

Photographic lith materials are designed for high contrast and maximum density. However, if the print is
manipulated a lower contrast image can be achieved. This results in bold graphic images with delicate warm tones.

Owing to the unpredictable nature of this process, total consistency is not an option and no two lith prints can be the same. Unlike conventional photographic printing, slight variations in colour, contrast and density are inevitable,
thus ensuring each limited edition print is unique.

Strict quality control is exercised by the photographer, who prints all his own images. Prints have been correctly
and thoroughly washed. This is necessary for permanence of image.

All prints are made on semi-matt, chlorobromide museum weight paper.

Taking Care of your print - Protecting your investment

Keep prints dry.

Prints should NOT be subjected to excessive heat or long periods of direct sunlight.

Prints should NOT be dry- mounted or fixed onto adhesive board as this will devalue your
investment.

Prior to framing, prints should be taped into a window mount of archival board.