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The Fine Art of Hand Printed Black & White Photography black and white fine art photographs black & White fine art prints
Here you can purchase fine art, hand crafted unique, Black & White, original prints,directly from the photographer.
Each photograph is hand printed by internationally renowned photographer, Jim Lowe, no two images will ever be exactly the same. All photographs are captured on Ilford Black & White film,hand printed traditionally on archival, fibre based photographic paper by Jim and mounted on chlorine free card and signed. Jim Lowe, was elected a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society in 2000, is Vice President of the Federation of European Photographers and Chairman of their qualifications board, Fellow and past president of the British Institute of Professional Photography and has had work published in the UK, Europe and the USA. His hand crafted Black & White photographic images have been acquired by collectors as far afield as Japan, India, South Africa, Canada and The Republic of Ireland as well as the UK and Europe.
His work has also been exhibited in London, Moscow,Bath and Cornwall.
Jim also specialises in Architectural Photography, his recently published book ‘Architectural Photography Inside and Out ’ is available to purchase from this site. To view more examples of his architectural work visit www.jimlowe.co.uk
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All images on this site, unless otherwise anotated are the copyright of Jim Lowe and as such all rights are reserved. No part of this website may be reproduced, stored in a retreval system, or transmitted in any form, or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, or printing, or otherwise without the prior consent of the copyright owner.
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Silver Contrast- The Fine Art of Hand Printed Black & White Photography
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