Light Print: Fine Art Production NYC

10/16/2026

How to get a true photographic Silver Gelatin from your phone?
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10/02/2026

What happens when a 25-year-old silver gelatin print wasn’t properly fixed and washed?

Over time, residual silver compounds left in the fiber-based paper can cause staining, discoloration, and deterioration.

This print came to us with visible signs of deterioration. We re-fixed it and gave it a thorough archival wash to remove the remaining residual chemistry and help stop further damage.

We’re happy the final result of the process.

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09/28/2026

09/18/2026

BEHIND THE PHOTOGRAPH
Join us in this interview with Platinum Palladium master printer Martin Axon (Martin Axon) and Silver Gelatin master printer Kevin Kornemann where we talk about the story behind this famous photograph by Paul Joyce and its process of restoration

For more info about Silver Gelatin prints visit: www.lightprint.com

For more info about Platinum Palladium visit:
www.platinumaxon.com

08/07/2026

Episode 2
What makes a platinum palladium print so extraordinary?

Join platinum palladium printing master Martin Axon Martin Axon and photographer Luis Fabini LUIS FABINI for a conversation about the history, craftsmanship, and beauty of one of photography’s most revered printing processes. Martin also reflects on how his own journey into platinum printing began, and why the relationship between photographer and printer remains so important.
For more info about platinum palladium prints visit: platinumaxon.com

07/31/2026

“COWBOYS OF THE AMERICAS” THE STORY BEHIND THE PHOTOGRAPH

We begin our new interview series with the photographer behind Cowboys of the Americas LUIS FABINI a project exploring cowboy culture, identity, tradition, and the people who continue to carry its legacy across the Americas.

In this first chapter, we step inside the photographer’s vision: the inspiration behind the project, the experiences that shaped it, and the process of transforming an idea into a body of photographic work.

But making the photograph is only the beginning.

As the conversation unfolds, we explore another essential part of the photographic process: the relationship between photographer and printer.

It is a collaboration built on trust, interpretation, and a shared understanding of the image. Through the printer’s knowledge of process and material, the photographer’s vision takes its final physical form.

And that is where our story continues.

In the next chapters, we follow one photograph from Cowboys of the Americas through the hands of two master printers and two distinct photographic traditions: platinum-palladium and silver gelatin.

Stay tuned for the next chapters!

07/25/2026

From the digital file to the final print 🙌🏻
True photographic print made with light on Fuji crystal archive luster paper
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07/24/2026

Some thoughts about the Poli 50” machine

07/23/2026

Have you ever wondered what a true digital photographic print is?

Here’s a look at the Poli 50” in action.

Built for consistent, high-quality output, it uses precise laser exposure to print directly onto light-sensitive photographic paper, delivering exceptional detail, smooth tonal transitions, and accurate color reproduction.

We produce large-format prints in both color and black-and-white silver gelatin. Visit us in Midtown Manhattan, NYC