EDDIE EPHRAUMS  |  ENVISAGE BOOKS

& ENVISAGE FINE-ART PRINTING

 

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There has never been a better or more exciting time to make photobooks.

 

Incredible advances in digital ink and inkjet print technology have turned the photographer's dream of making beautifully crafted, short-run or individual copies of books into an affordable reality. At the same time, traditional offset-litho printing still provides the opportunity to

make exquisite longer run books.

 

Whatever the technology, one thing hasn't changed: photobook making employs a range of skills beyond the everyday experience of being a photographer. For this reason, I offer a range of photobook making services from professional book consultancy, to photobook mentoring,

to workshops.

 

I draw on 30 years experience of making photobooks, leading workshops,

being a photographer, mentor and fine-art printer

 

I make photobooks with individuals and organisations who want to create anything from a hand-crafted, one-off, inkjet printed book, to bespoke, short run, limited edition, digitally printed books, to the highest quality, longer print run, offset-litho books with Collector's Edition prints.

 

I also run a variety of one-to-one and group photography and photobook making workshops, as well as offering a Curated Printing fine-art inkjet printing service, for portfolios and exhibitions. As a monthly columnist for B+W Photography I have a particular interest in fine-art b&w printing.

 

A PERSONAL APPROACH TO PHOTOBOOK MAKING

Over the years I've worked with both highly established and aspiring photographers alike, on a wide variety of books – including many award-winning publications. I believe in establishing a personal currency for each book. This is the value the photographer aims to get from making and sharing a book with their audience, as well as the profit that can be made from

selling their books and Collector's Edition books with prints.

 

Photobook making is a multi-disciplinary, challenging and exciting process, that will take any

photographer's work to the next level.

 

HOW DO WE BEGIN… ?

The first step I would always suggest is to talk through your ideas. So, drop me an email, or give me a call, and we can start to make your photobook or exhibition a reality.