Panoramic poster of summer reflections at Marcy Dam in the Adirondack High Peaks Region.

Poke-o-Moonshine and Climbing Routes Panoramic poster

Schroon Lake, looking towards Hoffman Mountain.

High Peaks from Cascade 270 Panorama

View of Fourth Lake from Bald Mountain

Mt. Marcy panorama - Looking N & E -

Mt. Marcy panorama - Looking S & W -

High Peaks Wilderness from Mt. Van Hoevenberg

Lake George from the Tongue Mtn. Range

Peaks and Saranacs From St. Regis Mtn.

Early Morning on Lake Lila

Lake Placid Area & Whiteface Mtn. from Cascade Mtn.

Archival Inkjet Prints

Today’s digital photographic technology is truly amazing. It has helped eliminate many of the constraints of traditional darkroom techniques, and allows us to more fully recreate our artistic visions. Digital technology offers better reproduction of the vibrancy of the light found in the
original transparency. Digital files also provide better detail, and can be enlarged to much larger sizes without a loss of clarity.

While digital technology can be used to completely change the content of an image, Carl only uses it to reproduce the original image as a print with the best possible color tones and detail. With digital techniques, it is easier to duplicate the subtle tones in the highlights and detail in the shadows and work with the colors and saturation.

To produce these prints, each original transparency was scanned to create a digital file and then meticulously cleaned and color corrected on a high end graphics computer. They are printed with a professional Epson 7600 photo quality printer using inks and paper that have an archival life of 70 years or more. All prints are shipped rolled in a tube.