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Jeanne on Nov 11, 2022
5 out of 5 starsI love this image from the area around Santa Fe, NM. I asked Seth to do a custom order for me (latge print on canvas) and he was great to work with. Super responsive and the quality of the finished canvas is excellent. I couldn't be happier with the final artwork.
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Corinne on Jul 16, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLOVE LOVE LOVE IT! The print is awesome, exactly what I was hoping for! I could also tell they put a lot of effort into packing their prints. 10\10 would order again 😊
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marthamia56 on Apr 28, 2022
5 out of 5 starsSeth, Another AMAZING photo has arrived. Thank you so much, I will return again and again.
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Kristen on Jul 15, 2021
5 out of 5 starsI purchased two photos from this shop and both are absolutely stunning. Will definitely be purchasing more!
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Stephanie on Jun 7, 2021
5 out of 5 starsSeth was great to work with! Created a custom size print for me!
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Valerie on May 24, 2021
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful image. I miss New Mexico living in Minnesota so I appreciate having a beautiful photo to look at to cheer me up some. Arrived quickly. One corner was a little smashed, but it's hardly noticeable and it won't be at all once it is in a frame.
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Matt on May 12, 2021
5 out of 5 starsLove the print...reminds me of home and such a beautiful moment to capture. I'm very pleased with the order and the seller was super responsive.
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About SethImages
Exploring and photographing this magnificent world!
I discovered photography when I was a teenager living in Naples Italy. My father was in the Navy, stationed there. By chance the yearbook needed a photographer. I didn't know anything about photography but I liked the idea of being able to skip class to take pictures. The first time I saw a photograph magically appear as it was being developed in the darkroom it changed my life forever.
I always had a natural curiosity about things and people. Photography has been a perfect fit for that curiosity. While living in Italy as a teenager I explored the busy, chaotic alleys of Naples. To this day some of the best photos I've ever taken where during that period. The camera has been a portal, allowing me to have profound connections with other cultures and Mother Nature.
Over the years I've gone through different phases with my photography. For a long time I primarily shot in black and white. I have lived and extensively photographed New Mexico, the "Land of Enchantment". The quality of light, historical significance,, and geographic diversity have truly been an inspiration. I was proud to have my images used exclusively in the official 2014 New Mexico calendar published by the state.
Lately I've been drawn to shoot large format film photography. Although digital photography has opened up whole new worlds for all photographers I do miss the process of film. For me the moment a photograph is taken is a very special and sacred moment. Therefore it is worthy of the contemplation, focus and mastery to truly capture its essence.
I'm working on plans to travel extensively around the world in the near future. I'll be expanding my body of fine art photography but will also be embarking on some editorial projects.
Thank you so much for your interest and check my blog from time to time and my Etsy gallery as I continue to ad new images!
Check out my blog at: www.sethimages.com
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Seth Jacob
Owner, Photographer
Production partners
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Bay Photo Lab
Santa Clara, CA
I have partnered with Bay Photo Lab for the printing of my fine art prints. Bay Photo is a leader in fine art photo printing. All prints are made with archival quality Fujicolor Crystal Archive Digital Pearl Paper with a 100 year lifespan.
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Finer Works
San Antonio, TX
Finer Works is a leader in fine art, archival printing. I use them for the larger prints and canvas wraps that I am unable to print.
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