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Hanson Digital provided fine art display printing for a series of theatrically lit vegetable photographs by San Francisco photographer Kevin Twomey. These oversized final prints were produced on a smooth, archival cotton rag paper, chosen to complement the rich black backgrounds in Twomey's images.

All images © Kevin Twomey Photography

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Photographer Daniel Nicoletta has documented the people and events of San Francisco's Castro district since his time working at Harvey Milk's Castro Camera. His photos have become iconic historical documentation of the LGBT rights movement and Harvey Milk’s legacy.

Hanson Digital worked with Nicoletta to create prints for exhibitions of his archival photographs of Milk as well as Nicoletta's more recent work, including photographs shot on the set of the film Milk.

All images © Daniel Nicoletta

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For an exhibit at the GLBT Historical Society on the inhabitants of San Francisco's Polk Street, showcasing the street photography of Gabriela Hasbun, Hanson Digital printed her portrait series on a smooth, bright white baryta fiber based paper.

All images © Gabriela Hasbun.

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Gallery and exhibition printing for photographer and filmmaker Mike Glad. Hanson Digital worked closely with Glad to create a customized color treatment for his prolific collection of images from Ethiopia, Guatemala, Pakistan, Yemen and China. Final prints were made on a soft white acid free rag paper in a variety of sizes for exhibitions and sale on the artist's Web site.

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For a unique exhibit created for the San Francisco AIDS Foundation, Hanson Digital produced fine art prints of images by Emmy-nominated photojournalist and videographer Erica Hintergardt, depicting Kenyan children. The prints were made on custom-coated fabric and hung from the ceiling of the exhibition hall, creating the effect of "curtains" of images.

All images © Erica Hintergardt.

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San Francisco-based photographer Sharon Risedorph came to Hanson Digital to reproduce images from her Abandoned Buildings series that were to be displayed during an Open Studios event. The originals consisted of high quality 4x5 transparencies and negatives that were drum scanned and then printed onto a fine art archival photo rag stock.