About The Prints
 

David captures his original images on film, primarily with an 8x10 view camera, although he also utilizes other formats from medium format to 35mm. Film type is usually transparency but using negative films is not out of the question. Capturing the image, regardless of format or film type, is what is important. Film is still by far the best and most accurate method to capture original images.

The selected film is then drum scanned using the finest scanners and technicians in the country. Under his personal direction, these digital translations are transformed creating master files that will recreate the images in the manner that he visualized when the film was originally exposed. They are then meticulously refined and tested to make sure that the final image is exactly what was envisioned. Prints made from these files, under very tightly controlled color managed work environments, will reproduce the images precisely each and every time, with greater accuracy than they could ever be reproduced with traditional printing techniques. All materials used for printing are archival by industry standards.It is important to note that the quality of the final prints far exceeds what you are able to see on your monitor. If you have been to the gallery and seen these incredible prints displayed you will understand exactly what we mean.

Due to the various printing methods employed, different sizes of the images and their base papers, we do not list the print prices on this website. Please contact the Brookover Gallery at 307-732-3988, and we will be happy to help you with your requests along with framing solutions and suggestions to satisfy your needs. Most of the editions are limited.

  
Production of the images, from processing the original film, drum scanning, testing, and some printing is done at Photo Craft Imaging in Boulder Colorado. Photo Craft uses the most accurate and advanced technologies, equipment and the finest technications to produce these stunning images.
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Additional printing is done by Miles Hecker. Miles is a retired engineer and co-founder of WyoFOTO LLC. He has been both a photographer and printer for over four decades. He currently specializes in making only fine art prints incorporating the latest advances in technology and Epson Professional Printers. Miles prints all of David`s black and white images, as well as, a large portion of his new color work.
The platinum/palladium print, a printing process that is known historically for it`s depth, detail, tonality and permanence has with a new proprietary collaboration, taken a quantum leap. A partnership between photographer David Brookover, Photo Craft Imaging, and Hidden Light LLC combines David's vision, the mastery of modern technology along with impeccable historic, traditional printing methods, to create a new standard for fine art collectors the world over. Our innovative approach to this timeless medium has now eclipsed the initial platinum/palladium printing process, which dates back to the 1870`s. With this unique process, David`s standards for sharpness, detail and contrast/tonality control can be assured with the archival tested stability of platinum, a metal more stable than gold. In combination with palladium, the prints explore a new dimension in contrast, luminosity, warmth and size resulting in a dramatic paradigm shift in black and white photography.
These prints are not only to be admired by art lovers but coveted by collectors because of their uniqueness. David is a true believer in keeping his style and content of photography firmly planted in the fine art realm. He has hand selected seven of his favorite images and after
exhaustive testing had them printed as platinum/palladium`s with each having an edition number of only seven. His choice of paper was influenced by his printer, Corey Allen, along with his deep appreciation and respect for the Japanese culture and it's long history of making
exotic and archival paper for art purposes. The paper, which we have chosen, has an archival rating ranging from 1500~2000 years with this particular printing process. Each distinctive print will be framed using only the best materials available and placed under anti-reflection museum glass.