Deep stills
Narrow and wide-field plates of winter constellations, printed on fibre and rag.
The belt
Northlume Orion is the imaging house — long nights under a clean meridian, glass aimed at the winter belt.
Hudson
The hall is timber and concrete, low against the ridge. There is almost no town light. The constellation that names us rises early and stays.
We make deep stills, not spectacle. Integration measured in hours. The print should feel like standing outside, not like a poster of space.
A metre-class primary under inspection light. The rings are the figure.
Star trails as quiet circles above the hall roof.
Narrow and wide-field plates of winter constellations, printed on fibre and rag.
Quiet buildings for glass — thermal mass, no glare, doors that seal against dew.
Silver and pigment work from the same negatives. Editions are small.
Clear nights only, by appointment
Highlands Instrument Hall
Hudson Valley
No public lighting on the approach. We send a map.
Letters are read by the house, not a desk in another city.