We are one of the leading galleries in the US specializing in super high-resolution large format photos. Some of the images in our line of MEGAs are over three gigapixels (3000 megapixels), over 100 times the resolution of a normal photo, so they can be printed at wall-filling sizes and remain tack sharp with incredible detail. Click here to read more about how we create our MEGAs.

We offer three print styles: traditional photographic paper prints on a museum quality baryta paper, flat (no glare, reflection-free) matte prints, and bolder acrylic facemounts.

For our acrylic facemounts, we work with one of the top fine art printers in the US, using a luminous proprietary paper. In addition to its deep blacks and wide dynamic range, this special paper contains Iridium particles, which are highly reflective and give the facemounted images incredible luminosity so they almost appear backlit. Please note for acrylic facemount shipments outside the US, to keep shipping costs affordable, we work with a different printing partner and use a slightly different paper.

For our traditional photographic prints, we use a thick 310gsm photographic paper featuring a traditional barium sulfate (baryta) base. The baryta base enhances the photo's surface, producing creamy whites and velvety blacks that form part of the unique look and feel of a traditional fiber based print. And our no-glare matte prints are archival pigment photographic prints on thick backing (such as DiBond) with no glass or acrylic in front, for a glare-free photo for rooms with lots of windows and reflections.

Every one of our photos is custom printed by a master printer with over 30 years of printing experience, on either the proprietary luminous paper developed by our printer for our acrylic facemounts, or for our traditional photographic prints, Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta or Ilford Gold Fiber Gloss Baryta paper.

All of our framed prints are handcrafted, using premium hardwood frames. Our top-end framed acrylic facemounts come with Roma frames which are handfinished in Italy and are the best frames available in the world today. We have a range of styles and colors that you can choose from.

Even our standard acrylic isn't "standard". Instead, for our acrylic facemounts, we use a premium acrylic which is optically clear and 95% UV blocking. And for our framed photographic prints, our "standard" acrylic is a premium 99% UV blocking acrylic.

In addition, as an optional upgrade, we offer the most advanced low-reflection acrylics available in the art world. They block up to 99% of UV rays and virtually eliminate reflections. These premium acrylics also have a shatter-resistant hard coat to protect against scratches, as well as anti-static properties to repel dust.

For acrylic facemounts, this low-reflection acrylic is called TruLife, and for our framed photographic prints, it is Optium Museum acrylic.

For our acrylic facemounts, we go to the extreme step of using a hardwood frame as the back floatmount, as these frames resist bending or bowing over time and with changes in temperature and humidity.

If we put this much care into the back of the photo that no one will ever see, you can rest assured we put even more love into the image itself. Additionally, we seal our facemounts on the back as well, using an archival silicone and a rigid 3mm acrylic backer.

Please note for shipments outside the US, to keep shipping costs affordable, our acrylic facemounts use a slightly different backer and aluminum rails as the frame on the back, which are rigid and strong but more lightweight.

Our traditional photographic prints are printed on a museum quality archival baryta paper, which is rated to 200 years of longevity under standard indoor lighting, by Wilhelm Imaging Research.

Our matte photos and our acrylic facemounts are estimated to be archival for over 100 years under standard indoor lighting conditions. We use an archival silicone in the facemounting, which seals the prints and blocks out gases that could discolor and age the prints over time. We also use high grade 95% UV blocking acrylic to prevent fading or color shifting from light exposure.

All of our images are limited editions.

Edition sizes vary based on the size of the photo and also on each artist's specifications, but some edition sizes are as low as 7.

All of our limited edition photos come with a Certificate of Authenticity, signed by the artist.

We decided to do something very unusual for an art gallery - put you in control. Hey, it's your wall, your house, and your aesthetic, so it only seems fair that you get full control over how your art looks.

We give you an unprecedented ability to customize your photo to fit your décor and your style: you can customize the size, the crop, the paper, the color, the frame, and even choose low-glare glass or acrylic.

To ask a question about a custom size, custom crop, or custom anything, please click here.

People often ask photographers if they prefer to shoot in black & white or color. To this question, we say yes.

Turns out we like both. And since most of our images work well in both color and black & white versions, we had a crazy idea - why not just offer both versions and let you decide. Hey, it's your wall, your house, and your aesthetic, so it only seems fair that you get to choose.

In our quest to give you more choice and control over your art, we decided to not stop at just letting you customize the color. We also give you control over the photo's orientation. For most images (unless the alternate crop just doesn't work for a certain photo), we let you choose between a horizontal and a vertical image to best fit your space.

And if it turns out you need a different crop, like a panoramic image, or a square, not a problem. Just let us know and we'll create a custom crop of an image with an alternate aspect ratio, just for you to fit your space.

We offer limited edition photos from photographers including Antonio Guccione (Prada, Gucci, Vanity Fair, author of Faces of New York), Marc Urbano (Porsche, Road & Track), SPOT (famed music producer Black Flag, the Minutemen, the Misfits and author of Sounds of Two Eyes Opening) and Matthew Welch (Kodak, author of Just Another Day), as well as numerous other photographers, painters and mixed media artists.

We started Pacific Coast Gallery to make custom-printed, limited-edition museum quality artwork accessible to everyone. We wanted to give you an alternative to the high prices and intimidation of buying in a traditional high-end art gallery, or the low-end world of mass produced prints.

Finding the right art isn't easy, but we're here to help. With our concierge service, you can just email us what you're looking for (even if you don't see it on the site) - it could be a color palette, a mood, a specific subject, a place, or even an orientation like an extreme wide or tall pano.

We will happily go through our extensive collection and come back to you with options.