
What a Fine Art Landscape Print Costs, and What You Are Paying For
My prints cost $300, $600 or $3,000. What sets those prices, what is included, and how to compare them with prints from other photographers.
Fine art photography prints are museum-quality reproductions of original photographs, created using premium materials and archival processes to ensure longevity and visual excellence. At Ning Ma Photography, we offer limited edition ChromaLuxe metal prints with a 65-year no-fade guarantee, open edition unframed prints, and postcards—all hand-signed by the artist.
Fine art photography prints are high-quality reproductions of original photographs, created using archival materials and processes designed to last for generations. Unlike standard photo prints, fine art prints use premium substrates (like metal, archival paper, or canvas) and fade-resistant inks to ensure the artwork maintains its color and detail over decades.
ChromaLuxe is a premium metal printing process that uses dye-sublimation to fuse images directly into a coated aluminum surface. This creates prints with exceptional color depth, durability, and archival quality. Our ChromaLuxe prints come with a 65-year no-fade guarantee, backed by Wilhelm Imaging Research permanence testing.
Open edition prints are available in unlimited quantities, making them perfect for collectors who want beautiful art at accessible prices. These prints are hand-signed by the artist and available in multiple sizes.
All our prints are created with the highest level of artisanship and designed to last for generations. ChromaLuxe prints undergo comprehensive testing by Wilhelm Imaging Research, which has rated them with a 65-year permanence rating—more than three times better than traditional photo papers.
Every limited edition print comes with a certificate of authenticity that verifies the print's authenticity, edition number, and provides important documentation for insurance and resale purposes. The certificate includes the artist's name, artwork title, edition number, print date, and specifications.
Learn about ChromaLuxe printing technology and our quality standards.
How to care for your fine art prints to ensure they last for generations.
Learn about certificates of authenticity and why they matter.
Browse our collection of fine art photography prints.

My prints cost $300, $600 or $3,000. What sets those prices, what is included, and how to compare them with prints from other photographers.

A ChromaLuxe metal print is rated at 65 years on display before noticeable fading. What that number means, what shortens it, and what my guarantee covers.

My paper prints arrive signed and matted in standard 16 Ă— 20 or 18 Ă— 24 inch mats. How to choose a frame and glass for them, and what to ask a framer.

A ChromaLuxe metal print lasts longer, needs no glass and is fine in a bathroom. A HahnemĂĽhle paper print costs a tenth as much and you frame it your way. How to pick.

A limited edition is capped, numbered and comes with a certificate. An open edition is printed when you order it. What that means for price, value and which one to buy.

Aim for art about two-thirds the width of the furniture, hung 8 to 10 inches above it. Worked examples for common sofa and bed widths, using real print sizes.