Platinum Axon Make Platinum prints - Martin Axon Platinum Printing Lab. Editions printed Greg Gorman, William Klein,Robert Mapplethorpe, Annie Leibovitz, Horst P Horst, Timothy White, Patrick Demarchelier platinumaxon@gmail.com

Martin Axon Platinum Printing Lab. Editions printed Greg Gorman, William Klein,Robert Mapplethorpe, Annie Leibovitz, Horst P Horst, Timothy White, Patrick Demarchelier platinumaxon@gmail.com

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Start your printing process today by emailing platinumaxon@gmail.com with an attachment sample photograph or call him at +1 203 245 7935 (EST) Platinum and Palladium printing master printer Martin Axon has over forty years of experience. His prints are featured in major museums

See Martin Axon testimonials page.
Check Arches paper website for recent work printed for example
https://arches-papers.com/artistes/michael-oneill/

Services offered: Platinum Palladium printing in sizes up to 30x44 inches.
All work done in house from scanning and retouching to negative making.
I use the best possible paper available Arches Platine 100% cotton as my first choice.
Photographers come to me because I have made prints for so many high profile
photographers.
Pricing based on each individual project, from single prints to complete editions.
If you were not aware Platinum Palladium prints are rated by museum curators as the most archival black and white that can be made.

I offer free phone consultation and provide a price quotation .
I can work from your original camera film, digital files or a vintage print.

Upload, your sample by wetransfer.com without interpolation and send it to platinumaxon@gmail.com

Steps to Making a Platinum Palladium Print:
1) Same size negative to the print is made. If the source is film, not digital, then the first step is to scan the film.
2) It is very important to make the right scan. For this I use state of the art scanning dedicated to making the correct negative for platinum printing or color pigment printing.
3) Proofing is the next stage for the first client signed print.
4) Complete or partial editions can then be printed.