Biography
Rhys Frampton is a British photographer born in Northampton, England, renowned for his authentic style in fashion and portrait photography. Initially self-taught, Rhys developed his craft and gained prominence by working with top clients like Adidas, Vogue, GQ, Elle, and many others. His photography is known for its striking use of colour, natural lighting, and dynamic compositions, which add depth and vibrancy to his images.
Rhys is celebrated for capturing the true essence of his subjects, creating portraits that feel raw and genuine. His distinctive approach has positioned him as a standout photographer in the fashion industry.
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’’I am thrilled to provide art enthusiasts and collectors with an opportunity to bring a piece of my world into their own lives. Each print is meticulously crafted to reflect my artistic vision and dedication to capturing the beauty that surrounds us. Selling prints allows me to share my passion, artistry, and creativity in a tangible form, fostering a deeper connection with those who appreciate and resonate with my work.’’
About Prints
I take immense pride in my love for the art of film photography and the craftsmanship involved in creating every single print. To me, film photography offers a timeless and unique quality that digital counterparts simply cannot replicate. Preserving this art form is essential, but so is reducing my ecological footprint. With every step I take, I am determined to find ways to be more eco-conscious without compromising the quality of my craft. That's why I’ve chosen to work with a carbon-neutral printing company.
Process
It all starts with film, capturing those special moments that hold a deep meaning for me. Once I have exposed and developed the rolls, the heart of my work begins – hand printing. It's an art form in itself, requiring an intimate understanding of photography's chemistry and physics. Yet, it is through this meticulous process that I can ensure each photograph is infused with precision and care. While it may be time-consuming, this approach is the key to producing prints with unparalleled depth and character.
After the hand printing process, I proceed with utmost care, using state-of-the-art scanners to digitize each print. These high-resolution scanners retain the intricate nuances of the analog medium, preserving the unique essence of film photography in digital form.
From there, I create my prints using Silver-based Digital C-type technology, using professional colour paper from the Fuji Crystal archive range. The gloss finish adds a vibrant and striking touch, accentuating the colours, and giving each print a punchy, rich feel.
Being environmentally conscious is crucial to me. That's why I prioritize using carbon-neutral printers for all my printing needs. These advanced printers are powered by renewable energy sources, leaving no carbon footprint behind. This ensures that each print I produce is as environmentally friendly as possible.
Shipping + Returns Policy
Shipping 3-5 Days (UK)
We absolutely guarantee your satisfaction and that your order will arrive in perfect condition and will match the specifications on our website. Defective and damaged prints will be immediately replaced. If you change your mind about your artwork, we will consider returns on a case-by-case basis, as artworks have to be made specifically for your order. This does not affect our statutory rights under Distance Selling Regulations.
Print delivery charges are per order, not per print
Framed delivery charges are per frame, not per order
Where print only and framed prints are combined, the logic for framed shipping applies
With the above in mind, here are some examples:
If your customer places a single order for x5 prints, you will be charged a single print only delivery rate
If your customer places a single order for x2 frames, you will be charged the sum of the delivery rate for each frame
If your customer places a single order for x1 frames and x2 prints, you will be charged a single frame delivery rate
If your customer places a single order for x2 frames and x2 prints, you will be charged the sum of the delivery rate for each frame