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(Be)Longing Book

My first book, pub­lished in con­junc­tion with the (Be)Longing exhib­i­tion is avail­able for sale. I am very happy about this pro­ject, this album is made of excel­lent tri­tone repro­duc­tions of my ori­ginal silver-gelatin prints. I have per­son­ally super­vised every stage of offset printing.


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Cover page of the photo book

Book Details

Title: (Be)Longing
Author: Rafal Lukawiecki
Hardback: 64 pages
Language: English & Polish
Photographs: 24 accur­ate tri­tone repro­duc­tions of ori­ginal sil­ver gelatin prints, a cover pic­ture, and a photo of the pho­to­grapher
Publisher: Stained Glass Museum
Weight: 505 g
Dimensions: approx. 8 × 10
ISBN: 9788392998402
Price: $25

Postcards

Price of the set: $3

A set of 9 small black-and-white post­cards, approx. 4 × 6”, prin­ted in tri­tone off­set on matt paper con­tain­ing the fol­low­ing images: Bright Angel Trail After Summer Storm, Navajo Arch, Half Dome Above Clouds, Gnarled Bark at Grandview Point, Devil’s Golf Course and Telescope Peak, Tenaya Lake on a Cold June Afternoon, Canyon X Abstract 1, Canyon X Abstract 2, Delicate Arch at Sunset.

Original Limited Edition Silver Gelatin Prints

Price: $250 – 1,000

Please con­tact me with your request for any of my images, and I would be happy to pro­ceed via email, or by tele­phone. You can also pur­chase my prints online. Visit the page cor­res­pond­ing to the print you are inter­ested in, and click the Shopping Cart but­ton (loc­ated next to the light bulb but­ton) to see the prices and mount choices. Make your selec­tion, then click the PayPal but­ton to add the print to the cart. When ready, click the View Cart but­ton and com­plete the PayPal Checkout pro­cess using a credit card of your choice, or a PayPal account. I can also share a higher res­ol­u­tion repro­duc­tion, or to arrange a view­ing of a print in per­son. Due to the char­ac­ter and lim­it­a­tions of com­puter tech­no­logy, no screen image can show the super­ior look of an actual silver-gelatin print. Click on this grey­scale tool to check your screen’s cal­ib­ra­tion if pic­tures appear washed out or too black.

Longevity & Guarantee

In my opin­ion, noth­ing matches a subtly framed and well lit ori­ginal silver-gelatin print hanging on your wall. If you decide to pur­chase one of my pho­to­graphs, be assured that as I care about your sat­is­fac­tion I vouch for its qual­ity. To give you peace of mind, I agree to take back an undam­aged print that had been returned to me (ship­ping at your expense) for a full and uncon­di­tional refund within a month from its pur­chase. In case there was an unlikely tech­nical prob­lem with the print, I would form­ally fur­ther guar­an­tee it for a period of two years from the date of purchase.

However, as long as the print had been prop­erly stored and dis­played, I would hap­pily provide assist­ance as long as I could, as I believe my prints ought to greatly out­last my own lifetime.

Shipping

All orders will be packed care­fully. Mounted and over­mat­ted prints are wrapped in heavy-gauge vir­gin poly­ethyl­ene, and ship in custom-made, triple-layer, double-wall, cor­rug­ated card­board mailers.

I ship books and post­cards within 2 – 3 days from receiv­ing your paid order. Silver-gelatin prints may take longer, as I mount and sign my prints all by myself, indi­vidu­ally for each order. When I am home, in Ireland, I ship within 3 – 5 days, oth­er­wise I do it as soon as I return from abroad. Larger orders may take longer. Please con­tact me with any ques­tions. I will email you the dates as soon as your order is processed.

If you pur­chase any of my ori­ginal silver-gelatin prints, ship­ping of the entire order is $35, regard­less of the num­ber of prints, world-wide! Otherwise, it is $2, unless your order is heav­ier. PayPal will show you the cor­rect ship­ping cost when you check-out.

Thank you for con­sid­er­ing the pur­chase of my works.

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