What paper is your prints printed on?
At Dillon Owens Photography, every print is made using archival-grade paper to ensure museum-quality results that last for generations. We take pride in selecting materials that bring out the depth, texture, and detail of each image while protecting your investment in fine art photography.
Archival Matte Art Paper
We print exclusively on Archival Matte Art Paper (Epson Somerset Velvet or equivalent). This paper is specially chosen for its professional quality and long-lasting performance.
Key Features:
Museum-Quality Standard – Acid-free and lignin-free to prevent yellowing and fading over time.
Rich Color Reproduction – Enhances tonal range, producing deep blacks and vibrant colors.
Velvety Matte Finish – Soft, non-reflective surface that minimizes glare while providing a luxurious look.
Heavyweight & Durable – 255gsm or greater thickness for a substantial, gallery-ready feel.
Archival Longevity – Rated to last over 100 years under proper care and display.
Why We Use Archival Matte
Preservation: Protects your print from environmental damage.
Professional Presentation: Perfect for framing behind acrylic glazing.
Timeless Aesthetic: The matte surface complements fine art and photography alike without distraction.
Care Tips for Your Print
Frame with UV-protective acrylic to minimize fading.
Avoid direct sunlight exposure.
Handle with clean, dry hands or cotton gloves to prevent fingerprints.
✅ Every Dillon Owens Photography print is produced on Archival Matte Art Paper to ensure your artwork retains its beauty for decades to come.