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Workshop - "Digital Printing for the Fine Art Photographer"
We're proud to host a digital printing workshop taught by Charles Cramer. Charles Cramer’s landscape work has been published by National Geographic Books, Sierra Club, and the Yosemite Association. He has been profiled in PhotoTechniques, PhotoVision, Outdoor Photography (UK), and View Camera Magazines. He is also included in the book “Landscape: The World’s Top Photographers”, His work can be seen in galleries internationally, and at his website... find out more...

Better and Larger Photographic and Giclée Printing!
We're proud to offer the latest in Photographic and Giclée technology. Combined with our color expertise and custom printer profiles, you can be sure you're getting the best print possible. We guarantee it. Find out more...

Framing Services - We've expanded our framing services and now can offer a variety of framing solutions with hundreds of moulding choices. contact us for questions...

Prestigious Company...
What does Picture Element have in common with the Vatican Museum in Italy, the Beethoven Museum in Germany, Nasa's Johnson Space Center in Houston, and the Pentagon?

The best digital capturing system with no equal... Picture Element joins the company of these prestigious organizations in providing the best fine art capturing capabilities anywhere. The Cruse Synchron Table scanner was designed and made in Germany. It's sole purpose is to capture every last detail of a fine art original for digital archiving and reproductions. An archival pigment print (giclée), can only be as good as the digital capture it comes from and the Cruse Synchron table scanner is the best around. It surpasses other "high end" digital scanning back camera systems in detail, texture and exact lighting. With its cross polarization filtration, it can remove glare from any original and even scan through glass if necessary.

Go to our Cruse Capture Page...