The majority of the images in the Fine Art Gallery were taken on a large-format 4x5 inch camera, using either Fuji or Kodak transparency films. Images taken with the large-format camera are known for their unparalled clarity and sharpness, and are the standard by which fine art prints are measured.

Crystal Archive prints offer the ultimate fidelity in color, sharpness, and tonal range available on any photographic paper. Independent tests suggest that Fuji Crystal Archive® prints, in normal display conditions, will last 60 to 70 years before noticeable fade sets in. This is four times longer than conventional prints made on traditional photo paper. This paper has been accepted by the photographic community as truly archival.

Every print is then mounted, by Frame Arts Hawaii, using the Nielsen & Bainbridge Artcare™ Archival System, on acid-free, 100% cotton, archival museum board with all acid free materials used for hinges, corners, and backing. Prints are framed using Nielsen Frames and True Vue Conservation Series UV-blocking glass - this glass effectively blocks 97% of the most damaging ultraviolet light.

All designed to present a print that will last a lifetime, and can be passed down through generations to come.