I worked closely with Bruce and his team and faithfully produced prints to be accurate to the accompanying book published by Steidl. The show consisted of approximately 60 prints ranging from 11x14” to 30x40”.
Bruce Davidson In Color at the Howard Greenberg Gallery, 2014
Bruce Davidson In Color at the Howard Greenberg Gallery, 2014
Bruce Davidson In Color at the Howard Greenberg Gallery, 2014
Bruce Davidson In Color at the Howard Greenberg Gallery, 2014
Bruce Davidson In Color at the Howard Greenberg Gallery, 2014
I oversaw the scanning of hundreds of large format 8x10″ negatives, in addition to managing post production workflow and files. I managed and personally produced dozens of prints, including a number of mural sized 60″ x 120″, in addition to supervising and organizing packaging for international freight shipping.
François Rousseau’s “Atelier” at the Museum of European Photography, 2009
François Rousseau’s “Atelier” at the Museum of European Photography, 2009
François Rousseau’s “Atelier” at the Museum of European Photography, 2009
François Rousseau’s “Atelier” at the Museum of European Photography, 2009
François Rousseau’s “Atelier” at the Museum of European Photography, 2009
I worked with Mary Ellen Mark to reproduce a one-of-a-kind 20x24” polaroid for Aperture. My team and I worked with Mary to ensure the digital reproduction came as close as possible to the large format polaroid. Read more on Aperture.
Heather & Kelsey Dietrick, 7 yrs. Old, Kelsey older by 66 minutes, 2002 by Mary Ellen Mark. Available from Aperture.
Bruce was kind enough to lend the original film negative for this limited edition print run for Aperture. I carefully drum scanned the negative, edited the file, and worked with Bruce and his team in selecting the best paper stock to achieve his vision for the edition.