From our photographer, David Alderson:

All of my prints are printed on high-quality archival photo paper, using a full colour printing process. The process also uses UV-stable inks which helps to ensure that high-quality, vibrant prints that will last are produced.

You may be aware that computer monitors vary greatly. Monitors used by professionals require regular maintenance to ensure correct colour calibration. Most consumers aren't able to do this, so what you see on your monitor at home may vary slightly from the actual print you receive, but the prints you receive will be an accurate reflection of the actual event photographed.

I take colour calibration and profiling very seriously. I check the calibration of my cameras and monitors every week. I also update and check my printer profiles weekly and then synchronise all of my equipment. This process ensures that high-quality colour correct prints are produced every time.

Custom print media and custom sizes are available upon request. You can make enquiries about custom prints via the WCP & RC Contacts page – you will then be contacted for additional information about your custom request.