Nathalie’s prints offer you a moment seen through her travels. Her passion for discovering the world and communicating its beauty in all its forms has created a collections of wonderful images which you can now share in.

Process

Nathalie oversees each part of the printing process to assure a high standard of quality. All papers and inks used are of archival quality. Prints can be ordered with or without matts and frames and come in various sizes.

Prints are available in one of two series - limited edition and open edition.

Limited edition prints are numbered up to 200. Each print is signed and numbered on the back, it is also signed in the front on lower right and numbered on lower left. Once the maximum number has been reached, it is retired and will never again be reproduced as a photographic print for sale. This limited number makes these special prints a collectible work of art.

Open edition prints have no restriction on quantity. Each print is signed on the back and in the front on lower right but not numbered. Open edition prints offer an opportunity to collect from Nathalie’s series and to own and experience some of her works.

PURCHASE INFORMATION

Please contact Nathalie if you wish to place an order.


POLAROID FINE ART

Nathalie further explores her passion for photography with a unique hand printed artistic process using polaroid film. The new image communicates a pictorial aesthetic with a time worn quality which transcends conventional photography.

Process

This unique form of art starts with a photograph that is projected onto polaroid film. Before the photograph is entirely exposed, it is peeled and the inks are transfered onto watercolour paper. Although it is possible to reuse an image, the final result can never be recreated, variations will always appear from one transfer to the next.

PURCHASE INFORMATION

Please contact Nathalie if you wish to purchase one of these unique works.

Also, Nathalie is able to create this one of a kind artwork with one of your own cherished photographs which can then be passed down to future generations.