Jean-Philippe Poli of France, has been an amateur photographer for 15 years. Although style and sources of inspiration evolved substantially since the beginning, he always counts his youthful readings, such as Kerouac and Steinbeck, as some of his main influences, along with Stephen Shore. His work revolves around documentary and street photography, as traveling has always played a huge part in his life. He treaded US Route 66 twice to shoot, and considers these two trips the most personal and fulfilling of his works.

Paper: 300 GSM weight, 100% Cotton Rag composite with a delicate texture and bright white matte finish. It's certified archival by an accredited third party for 100+ years display life and is acid, lignin, and OBA free.

Printing: Made using a high quality Giclée technique. This process allows us to capture the essence of the photograph in the highest fidelity. That said, some photographs were taken on film and therefore may show grain. It makes the photo unique and it is part of why we love it. We thought it best to let you know. Feel free to reach out to us if you have any questions.

Frames: High-quality gesso-coated stock (or natural wood) with a shatterproof anti-glare acrylic. Depending on size, either a wire or sawtooth mount is employed for a seamless hanging experience.

Shipping: Items are made to order and typically ship within 3-4 business days.

Returns: As every order is made custom for you, we are not able to accepts returns at this time. In the rare instance there's a damage during shipping - just reach out to us - we'll make it right.