Petrol #4 Print by Nick Perritt
Nick is a local photographer who’s work focuses on the intersection of natural and built environments. He is most interested in the darker outskirts of suburbia as well as the boundaries between domestic life and the outside world. Nick works predominately with 4x5 and 8x10 large format film.
A5 prints done of 350 gsm silk paper
The A4 prints are limited from Nick, After exhaustive testing we’ve found Canson Platine to be the very best paper available for fine art photo prints. It has a satin finish that offers deep blacks, creamy highlights and a 3D like definition and sharpness. It has a similar weight and feel to that of traditional fibre based paper. It is the choice for any exhibition or portfolio print.
Nick is a local photographer who’s work focuses on the intersection of natural and built environments. He is most interested in the darker outskirts of suburbia as well as the boundaries between domestic life and the outside world. Nick works predominately with 4x5 and 8x10 large format film.
A5 prints done of 350 gsm silk paper
The A4 prints are limited from Nick, After exhaustive testing we’ve found Canson Platine to be the very best paper available for fine art photo prints. It has a satin finish that offers deep blacks, creamy highlights and a 3D like definition and sharpness. It has a similar weight and feel to that of traditional fibre based paper. It is the choice for any exhibition or portfolio print.
Nick is a local photographer who’s work focuses on the intersection of natural and built environments. He is most interested in the darker outskirts of suburbia as well as the boundaries between domestic life and the outside world. Nick works predominately with 4x5 and 8x10 large format film.
A5 prints done of 350 gsm silk paper
The A4 prints are limited from Nick, After exhaustive testing we’ve found Canson Platine to be the very best paper available for fine art photo prints. It has a satin finish that offers deep blacks, creamy highlights and a 3D like definition and sharpness. It has a similar weight and feel to that of traditional fibre based paper. It is the choice for any exhibition or portfolio print.
