It is rare to find an installation of photographs that is as enticing as the photographs themselves. However, Kate Werble Gallery’s presentation of photographer John Lehr’s The Island Position is remarkably pleasing ...

Handcrafted framing from Duggal is individually designed and constructed to bring out the best in both your artwork and the space in which it is being featured. Don’t underestimate the aesthetic charm of framing and its ability to help your work stand out in a room ...

HD metal prints bring an instant “wow” factor to your photography—but that’s only the beginning. If you’re looking for a new way to take your imagery to the next level, consider the many benefits of HD metal prints ...

At Shop Duggal, we believe that printing a high-definition photo print is only the start of our responsibility to you and your artwork. We also need to ensure that production, sourcing, shipping and handling are seamless. The four steps we take to deliver the high-definition photo prints you purchase from our online store are ...

Not all inkjet printers are created equally, especially when you consider the artistry achieved with giclee printers. While a giclee printer operates similarly to the standard inkjet printer with spraying mechanisms, it employs a more exclusive lightfast ink. Giclee printers are used primarily for archival reproduction of fine art and photography ...

New York's spring art fair season is in full swing. Sandwiched between a slew of contemporary art fairs including The Armory Show in March and Frieze in May, AIPAD’s annual presentation of The Photography Show offers an immersive art experience fiercely dedicated to photography ...

Stunning and poetic images of the earth’s landscape are ever-present in the work of Kazuyoshi Nomachi. Nomachi, one of Japan’s premier photojournalists, was born in 1946. He launched his career and found his calling in the early ‘70s through a photographic journey that took him to the Sahara Desert...

As our world continues to morph with the digital age, it’s important to maintain the value that archival prints represent. Many artists and photographers consider fine art photo printing their medium of choice for displaying their images. Fine art prints are produced using high-quality archival ink and acid-free fine art paper, usually with an Inkjet or Lightjet printer. You might not have known that the acid content in many non-fine art papers is what makes them turn yellow and brittle over time.

The dye sublimation printing process—aka fabric printing—has evolved to the point where different printers help achieve a specific aesthetic or texture in the final product. Here are the varying classes and sub-classes of dye sublimation printing machines.

There are so many different ways to print an image, each with its own benefits and use cases. Whether it’s the material being printed to or the technology used, image printing has taken on all sorts of forms. This article covers the most common print styles. Later on, in a separate article, we’ll discuss the more specialized forms of image printing.

Your mobile photos are instantly accessible in your pocket, but it’s still a great feeling to see some of your captured moments beautifully assembled in a photo book. At Shop Duggal, we specialize in producing custom photo books for the major events in your life that deserve a physical rendition for you to hold on to forever, such as:

Vibrachrome™ prints are buzzing in the arts community. If you haven’t heard of or seen these dye-sublimated metal prints, let us explain:

For many years, solvent inks were used as the primary dye in print shops. These inks provided a consistent and beautiful finish that made photographers proud of their final work.

Have you considered gold, copper, steel, aluminum or silver to be the medium for your next print? Metal offers unique advantages over other traditional substrates such as canvas or paper. Learn more about the benefits of metallic prints in this quick read.

Photographers live by their gear. But for every hour they spend exploring the latest cameras and accessories, there are dozens of items they pass up. Maybe they decided not to spend the money, or they held off on something cool because they had a more pressing need for something essential. Whatever the case may be, you can bet there’s a great gift out there that you can get for them this holiday season. Here are a few ideas: