Printing has been occupying my time while outdoor activities have been limited. Having time on my hands means experimenting with a few paper stocks. In this video, I discuss my favorite Red River papers, why I like them, and the type of work I turn to each one for.
Favorite All-Around Paper: 60lb Pecos River Gloss
Crisp, clean details
Deep blacks
Color rendition great
Limited viewing angle
Favorite Black & White Paper: 68lb Ultra Pro Satin 4.0
Gallery look & feel
Wide viewing angle, low glare
Great detail & contrast
Less color punch (compared to Pecos River)
Contender: Polar Gloss Metallic 255
Metallic style
Highlights really pop
Strong reflections
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