Philadelphia Art Museum Photograph & Water Works / Schuylkill River | Black and White Architectural Photo | Office - living room - bedroom

from $34.50
Look below the Philadelphia Art Museum and you'll notice the faces in the walls of the Philadelphia Water Works. I love how the one mouth is open, gulping down the Schuylkill River. I highly recommend a black frame with a pure white matte when you finish.

All of my images are hand-selected from various travel and studio work. Your photo will be printed by the nation's #1 printing house for professional photographers; White House Custom Color. So, what does that mean? All images are printed on Kodak's award-winning professional ENDURA paper - the gold standard for print quality

I print all images on a lustre paper with an additional lustre coating. The archival quality of these images is over 100 years in typical home display and over 200 years in dark storage. If you're really interested, these are real photographs, not inkjet prints - meaning the light-sensitive Kodak paper runs through a chemical process. Specifically, all prints 20"x30" and smaller are printed on a Noritsu small or medium format printer. Prints larger than 20"x30" will be printed on a Durst Theta 76 printer.
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Look below the Philadelphia Art Museum and you'll notice the faces in the walls of the Philadelphia Water Works. I love how the one mouth is open, gulping down the Schuylkill River. I highly recommend a black frame with a pure white matte when you finish.

All of my images are hand-selected from various travel and studio work. Your photo will be printed by the nation's #1 printing house for professional photographers; White House Custom Color. So, what does that mean? All images are printed on Kodak's award-winning professional ENDURA paper - the gold standard for print quality

I print all images on a lustre paper with an additional lustre coating. The archival quality of these images is over 100 years in typical home display and over 200 years in dark storage. If you're really interested, these are real photographs, not inkjet prints - meaning the light-sensitive Kodak paper runs through a chemical process. Specifically, all prints 20"x30" and smaller are printed on a Noritsu small or medium format printer. Prints larger than 20"x30" will be printed on a Durst Theta 76 printer.