How and why do I use the photograph?
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When value is unknown, I share the photograph, online or in person, with others who offer different perspectives to learn about its subjects and how to interact with them
When value is forgotten, I view the physical photograph displayed in my environment to reflect on what I learned
The physical photograph has no technological barriers, unlocking seamless in-person sharing and reflection, and making it easier for me to grow, retain, and recall knowledge later
Photographic techniques achieve realism and emphasis
Framing techniques achieve a streamlined viewing experience and long term use
Archival quality paper and inks for high color accuracy, clarity, and long term durability
Float mounted on large acid and lignin free mat for high emphasis, immersion, and durability
Solid wood with veneer frame and foamcore backer with installed hanging hardware for high durability and convenience
Anti reflection, anti-UV, and shatter resistant acrylic glass for high clarity and protection
Ideal sizes for enhanced details and comfortable viewing distances
Compared against other photographic techniques, Iykehop Archival Print (right) has the highest readability
Compared against other materials, Iykehop Archival Print (three) has the highest fading resistance of at least 100 years
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Dimensions
30×24×1 in frame 15×12 in print
25×20×1 in frame 13×10 in print
20×16×1 in frame 10×8 in print
Viewing distance
1-4 Feet
Colors
White
Black
Materials
Solid wood with veneer frame
Anti reflection/UV acrylic glass
Archival inks
Archival paper
Acid free archival mounting tape
Acid free foamcore
Acid and lignin free mat
Hanging hardware
Weight
3-10 lbs
Tests
Readability: High
Fading resistance: 100 Years
Year released
2026
Status
This photograph is part of an ongoing series