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    our best reviewed and most award-winning paper yet


  • the source of our inspiration


    premium, archival fine art inkjet papers wrapped in the intimacy of a rural culture

    @Jenniferking_photographer

Blue Moons | Yellow Cows | Green Tambourines

Just came across this amazing book by Michael Glenwood.  Illustrations & pages done on Rives BFK and tipped in prints on Entrada.

Created in 2008 for a Book Arts class at the
Corcoran College of Art, the books subsequently found their way into three different gallery shows,
accompanied by a full suite of 31 framed prints, and three of the illustrations
were honored by being selected for the Society of Illustrators juried exhibition. 

Read more about the book and the artist.

Last chance to enter!

Submit your best fine art photos to The CURATOR contest by Thursday, March 24th for your chance to win some awesome prizes from Moab and B&H.  

You'll also get the opportunity to have your work presented in the pages of PDN and displayed at the NYC gallery MILK.  

 

The categories are:

> Portraits/Nudes
> Installation/Still Life
> Abstract/Mixed Media
> Nature/Street Photography
> Photo Essay/Reportage
> Student Work 

This is the second time that we've sponsored this contest, and we're thankful that we don't have to judge because the quality of work submitted last year was phenomenal.

For more details, and to submit your images, head over here.

Moab goes back to school

We're bringing the Moab love to a couple campuses next week - just in time before Spring Break!  

On Wednesday, March 23rd we'll be up at RISD showing off the full Moab family. Swing by the bookstore to see the new Lasal Exhibition Luster, pick up some free samples or come by just to chat.

The next day, on Thursday, March 24th, we're trucking up to RIT.  Want to see what your prized image looks like on Moab paper?  Bring us your best shot on a jumpdrive and we'll make you a 24" print on the new Lasal Exhibition Luster.

If you want us to come to your school, give us a shout and we'll try make it happen.

Flower Photography Workshops with Bordnick

Barbara Bordnick, author of three innovative, best-selling books SEARCHINGS: Secret Landscapes of Flowers, is offering two new weekend workshops on photographing flowers in her Manhattan studio, located in the historic Photo/Flatiron District of Manhattan.


Barbara is a renowned fashion, portrait, nude and floral photographer who has taught workshops all over the world. Along with demonstrations of lighting and set-up techniques for shooting flowers in the studio, the workshops begin with a trip to the NYC wholesale flower market to choose flowers.

March 18 & 19, 2011
April 23 & 24, 2011 

Each student will go home with a gorgeous, archival pigment print on Moab paper of his/her own work.

For more information, please contact Barbara at info@searchings.us.

Exhibition printed on Somerset Museum Rag

The Australian based landscape photographer, Joshua Holko, has a new photo exhibit up at the Source Photographica in Melbourne. The exhibition was printed solely on Moab's Somerset Museum Rag paper and consists of prints up to 44" x 60".

After trying all the 100% cotton papers on the market, Somerset Museum Rag became his favorite paper. "Its simply gorgeous and in fact has replaced all the previous papers I was working with. I am now printing exclusively on this paper."

We couldn't have said it better ourselves. Click here for more info about Joshua's work.

Learn how to shoot creatively with less gear

Tune in to a new episode of FridayPhotoSchool.com live on Friday, March 4th at 1pm EST / 10am PST. Photographer Ty Fischer reveals his secrets to shooting on location using the least amount of gear with an eye on keeping it profitable.  

Ty reveals his tips on how to marry ambient and artificial light together, and the delicate balance of keeping the two in harmony to make his brand of stylized portraiture.  You will learn how Ty works efficiently to create his set up and move right into shooting, then to post processing for output.

This hour-long WebTV episode of fridayphotoschool wraps up by showing how this very successful shooter sells his signature look to clients. If you are looking to add some simple yet powerful style to your lighting and portraits, don't miss this program with Ty Fischer.

Register here to reserve your slot.