"Grapes" by Barrington, 20" x 24", oil on canvas.
Always hire a professional that specializes in photographing artwork. A professional will have the proper equipment and color corrected lighting to produce accurate representations of your work.
When selecting a photographer, ask to see examples of files they've produced for previous clients. Just because someone is an excellent wedding photographer, doesn't mean they can shoot artwork properly.
Flat artwork should be photographed with no "hot spots" or reflections.
If possible, have your artwork photographed without a frame. Framing should not be included in your files unless the frame itself is actually a part of the art.
To see current pricing for fine art photography, giclee prints, and scanning, see the Price Lists page.