Autumn Wonderland | Square Format | by Nick Psomiadis

A selection of exquisite photographic images from the eye of a perfectionist.

Nick Psomiadis produces each work in his own studio and, true to his professional attitude, this is reflected clearly in the finished printed product.

Autumn Wonderland captures a densely wooded landscape alive with layered reds, golds, oranges and greens, revealing the intricate colour and texture of the changing season.

The artist can print to your specified size as required. Here are the most popular sizes, which you can select and buy from the options box. If you would like a pre-stretched canvas print, click here.

Photographic print image sizes (with extra white paper)

• 42x42, 60x60, 90x90, 110x110 and 150x150 cm

Unstretched canvas image sizes (with extra canvas to wrap around the stretcher frame)

• 36x36, 54x54, 82x82, 102x102 and 142x142 cm

About the quality product

• Technical Excellence: Photos are captured with high-resolution Fujifilm equipment, ensuring extreme detail even on massive prints up to 1.8 metres.
• Hand-Finished: Each piece is signed and is a numbered limited edition of 200 (or fewer) prints on canvas or paper.
• Print Longevity: Uses pigment inks on archival-grade materials (canvas or cotton rag paper), certified by Wilhelm Imaging Research for a lifespan of 100+ years.
• 38mm gallery-wrap stretched canvas prints are finished with a soft, wall-friendly ribbed fabric backing to conceal the frame and come ready to hang. Click here to purchase a pre-stretched canvas print.

Deliveries

• Please allow 2–3 weeks for photographic and canvas prints and another week for a stretched canvas.
• Free delivery of unframed prints and canvas to major cities.
• Click here for delivery prices of pre-stretched canvas prints.
• For framing options, please call 03 9576 1566 or contact us.

About the artist

Psomiadis is an Australian-born creative artist who, since early childhood, was considered by others to be a perfectionist. In 1986 he purchased his first SLR camera, a Russian-made Zenit dubbed the “Russian Tank”. “I remember the first pictures ever taken with that camera,” says Nick, and as the phrase goes, “The rest is history.”

Turning his passion into a profession and evolving into an international award-winning photographer, today Nick travels Australia and the world to capture remarkable landscapes and light.

See the full collection of Nick's photographic works