For the last 25 years capturing the pure essence, beauty, and form of imagery through his lens and then hand-crafting that image into an exceptional print is the core of David Brookover's art. His authentic, traditional processes for reproducing the original photograph include Platinum Palladium, Silver Gelatin, Photogravure, and Bromoil.The majority of David's landscape work is photographed with an 8x10 Linhof view camera. The large format originals ensure tack sharp images at any size. David uses only the most archival papers to print both his color and black and white images. David also uses Nikon DSLR cameras for certain images. Our platinum palladium, silver gelatin, photogravure and bromoil prints are all meticulously handcrafted using processes dating back to the 1830`s. These prints are unsurpassed works of art that require extensive time, years of knowledge of both the materials and processes and the willingness to fine tune each step, method and substrate to fit our vision. All of our Japanese papers that we use for platinum palladium/photogravure printing are handmade papers made for us by families that have been carrying on this tradition for many generations and the processes themselves date back over 2000 years. Our fine art prints are purchased by discerning collectors and corporations around the world. Few photographers in the world use such an extensive and varied approach in the platinum palladium and photogravure printing methods work as we do.David has been listed as one of the top 50 photographers in the world by FujiFilm Co. LTD on numerous occasions.The Brookover Gallery donates artwork to environmental, educational and non-profit organizations on a regular basis. Our annual Mocha`s Bash for the Birds, which raises money and awareness for the Teton Raptor Center is one of our largest benefits of the year.Specialties: Handmade traditional platinum palladium, photogravure, silver gelatin and bromoil prints.www.brookovergallery.com