Artwork capture
High-resolution photography with calibrated, even lighting and careful colour measurement.
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Fine art services in north Norfolk
Your artwork,
faithfully reproduced.
Photography, colour-managed image preparation and archival giclée printing for artists and fine art photographers who care about every detail.
Everything your artwork needs, under one roof.
From original artwork to finished edition, with one accountable studio at every stage.
Giclée printing
Archival pigment prints on carefully chosen fine art papers, from a single proof to a full edition.
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Mounting, trimming and careful preparation, all completed by hand in our Norfolk studio.
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Maximum print width
Fine art paper, with very long prints also possible.
Minimum print run
From a single proof to a complete limited or open edition.
Years in business
Norfolk Art Place has served artists and fine art photographers for over 15 years, backed by decades of photographic and printing experience.
Colour you can trust, guided by a human eye.
A complete colour-managed workflow from original artwork to finished print.
Capture
We photograph your artwork using a 100-megapixel medium format camera, calibrated lighting and careful alignment.
Match
Colour measurements from the original guide image preparation, followed by a proof you can review and approve.
Your approved file is printed with archival pigment inks, then trimmed, mounted or prepared for delivery.
A small studio with an obsessive eye for detail
Norfolk Art Place is run by Bruce and Viv Cairns. Bruce brings decades of experience as a photographer and printer; Viv handles the precise finishing work, from cutting and mounting to wrapping each order.
We understand artists, enjoy their company and take time to get every project right. Our service is personal, practical and completely bespoke.
Let’s make the print you pictured.
Tell us about the artwork, the size and the number of prints you need. We’ll come back to you promptly with clear advice.
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