Early on I did my own black and white printing.  When I started to do color, printing them myself was no longer an option.  I sent transparencies out, but was never satisfied with the results printed by traditional photofinishers.  In 1999 I discovered the Giclee print and endeavored to learn the technology and craft to make fine art prints myself.  The advent of digital imaging and the Giclee print has created a new avenue of personal control and precision in bringing images from film to paper. For my early images,  transparency and negative film was scanned into a digital file using Nikon and Minolta scanners.  Since 2003,  images have been captured in a digital format.  The image files are then processed in a computer using Adobe Photoshop to be faithful to the original  experience. When printing, I use Epson inkjet printers.  For color, I use an Epson 7600 printer with pigmented inks on heavy Hahnemuhle watercolor papers.  For black and white, I use an Epson 2200 printer with MIS Hextone pigmented inks.