For more specific information regarding a selected image or to place a limited edition large format print order,
Please refer to the image number and name.
"My goal is to present more than just a mechanical depiction transferred from the camera sensor. Cameras can record the physical details of a scene, but our human eyes are more sensitive to the spiritual aspect of light. Our emotions are affected by it. So that’s what I want my photographs to represent: what I saw, but also what I felt. I don’t want to create a fantasy with my photography; the world is incredible enough. So I always stay faithful to the underlying reality of the scene when I sit down to process what I’ve captured in the field."
Christopher Petsos began his career as a textile designer after graduating with honors from the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City. His outstanding creativity in composition and color brought him quick success as a textile designer and graphic artist in New York’s competitive design industry, where he became the art director of a busy studio.
Photography was the primary source of inspiration for his illustration and design work, and he carried a camera everywhere he went. At first he was taking basic snapshots to be used only for design reference, but as he became more adept at photography he realized it was his greatest passion. Christopher transitioned his career away from the fashion industry and began building a serious photography collection, documenting New York City’s diverse architecture, neighborhoods, and people. At first he marketed his collection to other design professionals, and through word of mouth his large scale prints were increasingly being sought by a discriminating clientele, for placement in some of the city's most exquisite private interiors. As Christopher's list of clients grew, he kept expanding his subject matter to include series devoted to Miami, Paris, Greece, Italy, Stockholm, and other locations.
Christopher's work has been collected by thousands of clients who have encountered his extraordinary prints being exhibited in New York’s SoHo, Tribeca, the Lower East Side, and Midtown Manhattan, where his studio showroom is located.
His work has been featured in the New York Times Magazine and licensed by numerous organizations. His work has been featured in the New York Times Magazine and licensed by prestigious organizations such as Cornell University, which recently chose his skyline photography to be used as the imagery covering the school’s inter-campus buses.
Christopher is currently working on a series that documents the New York City architecture and communities being rapidly destroyed, ostensibly in the name of progress as the city reinvents itself for the 21st century.
In today's digital world, photos are most often viewed on a variety of devices and screens; all with their own color gamut, resolution, and brightness. Did you ever pick up a friend's phone and wonder why the screen looks so yellow, or blue, or dark? Everyone has different settings for their devices. You can never be certain that you're seeing the image as the photographer or artist originally intended.
That's why a carefully executed print remains the ultimate way to experience fine art photography. Light, shadow, and color are precisely controlled by the photographer in a consistent and enduring form. A high quality print is a thing of precise execution and adherence to the artist's intent, something to be enjoyed for a lifetime.
Christopher Petsos controls every aspect that goes into his prints. He does all of the post-processing in his own studio, prepares every individual file for printing, and inspects every proof. Only then will he sign his name to a work. The same attention to detail is devoted to every print, whether it's a signed and numbered limited edition, or an open edition print.
Edition sizes vary by image and pricing is subject to increase as the edition sells out. For this reason, please email sales@chrispetsos.com for detailed and current price information on the limited edition(s) of a specific image(s) by referring to the 4-digit number and title of the artwork. You will receive a prompt response and the expert level of customer service you would expect with the purchase of premium fine art. A sales representative will answer all of your questions and help you complete your order.
Limited edition prints are available as your choice of either metal prints or archival prints mounted to gallery acrylic. Your sales representative can help you make that choice based on your interior, lighting setup, or any other concerns.
The following information will give you a general idea of the edition and pricing structure:
20”x 30” edition of 100, starting at $800-$1200
24”x 36” edition of 75-100, starting at $1200-1400
30”x 45” edition of 50-75, starting at $1800
40”x 60” edition of 5-25, starting at $2800
45”x 68”- 48x72” edition of 5-25, starting at $3200
Limited editions are signed, numbered, and ready to hang with an option of wire or French cleat-style hardware. Metal prints include a flush frame or inset frame.
SPECIAL OFFER:
11x15” archival print w/mat included, signed by the artist : $75.00
Order directly by email. 11x15” prints are mounted to a 16x20” white acid-fee mat with white core, prepared on archival paper with Epson Claria ink. See the image to the left for specifications.
With proper care the prints will retain their appearance for a lifetime without fading or yellowing. These are true archival prints. The size is perfectly fitted for a standard 16x20” frame. As such, it does not require custom framing unless you want a different mat size or color.
__________________________________________________
OTHER SIZES:
The following open edition sizes can be ordered using the
[BUY] buttons under each image throughout the site:
To get a quote/place an order for limited edition prints, email sales@chrispetsos.com
Please refer to the image number and name displayed under the photos for all inquiries.