Still River Editions - Fine Art Digital Giclee Printing at Connecticut Photographics

Welcome to Still River Editions, fine art digital printmaking since 1995

Still River Editions offers archival, fine art digital printing (giclée) for professional photographers, artists, art publishers, artist's agents, historical societies, galleries, museums, printmakers, interior designers, and the dedicated enthusiasts. Specializing in complete exhibition printing. We are the digital printing department of Connecticut Photographics, established in 1987.

"My needs is a lab are multifaceted and often very complex. They range from 35mm contacts, to exhibition quality 16x20 silver prints to 30x40 digital prints. My demands are simple - the absolute highest quality obtainable. Since the Time-Life Photo Lab closed, the only lab I have ever used is Connecticut Photographics. They understand my problems and just solve them. You can't ask for more then that."
Bill Eppridge
LIFE Magazine photographer

"Color is very important to me in my paintings. Still River Editions at Connecticut Photographics has always been able to accurately capture the color and light effect in my Cityscapes, as well as my New England landscapes. I wouldn't use anyone else"
Ruth Newquist
Artist

"Mark Savoia and Still River Editions have become an integral part of my fine art portrait photography practice. I use them exclusively for both my personal and portrait work. The quality of his printing is better than anything I've seen. I value his responsiveness and willingness to go the extra mile to get things just right."
Ben Larrabee
Photographer

"I had a great experience working with Mark Savoia at Still River Editions. He is meticulous and caring in his desire to make the best possible prints. I was especially impressed with how the color and detail look almost exactly like the original. I'm extremely happy with how they turned out."
Irene Hardwicke Olivieri
Artist

LATEST NEWS: We now offer scans of your artwork up to 40"x60"

Website last updated on Saturday, January 30, 2010