

Preserving Appalachia Through the Lens: Behind the Print with Tom Kiffmeyer
Instagram: @tjkiff1963 Website (coming soon): https://www. tkiffphoto.com E-Mail: tjkiff99<at > gmail.com For this edition of our Behind the Print blog series, we’re truly honored to feature the thoughtful and deeply rooted work of Appalachian photographer and historian Tom Kiffmeyer. Blending a lifetime of historical scholarship with a quiet devotion to appalachian landscape photography, Tom’s images do more than capture beautiful places - they preserve stories embedded i
5 days ago15 min read


Introduction to Long Exposure Photography (Without Needing Expensive Gear)
Long exposure photography has a way of transforming ordinary scenes into something extraordinary. A bustling city street becomes a ribbon of glowing light trails. A rocky shoreline turns into a dreamy, misty landscape. Even a simple waterfall can become a silky, flowing masterpiece with just the right exposure.
Feb 136 min read


How to Create a Triptych Image in Photoshop (Step-by-Step Guide)
Triptych prints are a powerful way to turn a single image into a striking wall display. By splitting one photograph into three coordinated panels, you create movement, balance, and visual impact that simply isn’t possible with a single print.
Jan 273 min read


Choosing the Right Canvas Options: Giclée Gloss vs. Metallic Gloss, Edges & Float Frames
1) Canvas Finishes: Giclée vs. Metallic At Artbeat Studios , both of our canvas styles feature a semi-gloss finish —but they deliver very different looks. Giclée Canvas A classic, fine-art aesthetic with a smooth, glossy topcoat. Look & feel: Natural tonality, accurate skin tones, refined detail. Best for: Portraits, weddings, landscapes with subtle gradients, painterly art. Why choose it: Archival giclée reproduction with a polished sheen that adds depth without over-inte
Jan 83 min read


Artwork Care & Display Guidelines
To ensure the longevity and appearance of your artwork, please follow the recommendations below: Indoor Use Only All artwork is intended for indoor display only . Outdoor or semi-outdoor placement (including patios, garages, backyards, or covered exterior areas ) is not recommended. Light Exposure Avoid prolonged direct sunlight. UV rays can cause fading and surface damage over time on canvas, paper, acrylic, and metal prints. Indirect or ambient light is ideal. North- or eas
Jan 81 min read

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