Photography of Artwork:
In essence, producing a print means a piece of artwork being transformed from a material object into light, then into code, and then back in into material again. There is a lot of scope for colour, tone and shape to be mis-translated over this cycle of changes of state. It takes appropriate tools which are well-honed and well-chosen, experience using them, as well as a well-trained eye to ensure that print matches original.
People love the spirit of their art, and to have a print which is faithful to the original allows that spirit to really be encountered in it.
I have a residency every Friday at Blue Cedar Printworks in Glastonbury, Somerset, who handle photography bookings for artists and provide the facilities for making fine art archival prints as well as many other products of interest to artists, like greetings cards.
You can drop off your artwork there any day of the week but it may be worth making contact beforehand to reserve an appointment, especially if you are travelling from further afield and need your work to be completed in one visit or have a large number of artworks.
More details are at the Blue Cedar Printworks website here.