jeff ascough : albums

jeff ascough : albums
Fine Art Book 3 album showing the mixed
format pages. The page on the left shows a
12x8” image with complimentary 6x4” images
on the right. The album size is 16x12” closed
and opened as seen here 32x12”
The mats are bevelled cut with a contrasting
black edge. These mats are made exclusively
for us and aren’t available to other
photographers.
The pages are taped and come with protective
enamel corners to ensure a very long life. The
page construction is of the highest quality.
Even the mats are coated to ensure there are
no problems with grease and dirt from
fingerprints.
The album is covered with genuine hide leather
and there are a choice of colour options and
alternative finishes available.
jeff ascough : albums
The Fine Art Book 2 Album showing a 12x8”
print on each page. The album comes with
individual pictures to each page. The quality
of construction, materials used and page
style is identical to the Fine Art Book 3,
except that this album is 14x14” closed, and
28x14” open.
The papers used for the actual prints in our albums are cotton-rag fine art papers. The inks used
are archival and printed using the latest state of the art printing technology. The printing process is
the same as would be used in any fine-art or photographic exhibition. Commonly called Giclée, this
process is completely archival, retains the highest possible quality of print, and is environmentally
friendly compared to traditional ‘wet’ processes.
All printing is done at the studio where we run a completely colour managed environment. Jeff is
currently the ‘face’ of Canon professional printing products and solutions, and his expertise in this
field ensures that your album will be stunning to look at.
jeff ascough : albums
Fine Art Book1 showing individual 9x6” prints on each page. This album was introduced as a result
of feedback from clients who wanted a smaller, lighter album. The size of the album is 12x12”
closed, and 24x12” open. It contains the stunning print methodology and quality found in its bigger
brothers, along with the same mats and album covers.
The pages of the album are sewn into the spine for aesthetic and practical purposes. To keep the
weight down the pages are finished without the enameled corners and tape found in the FAB 2 and
3 albums.