A limited edition print is a photograph produced in a restricted quantity, meaning only a set number of prints will ever be made. Each print is usually signed and numbered by the artist (e.g., 1/50), making it more exclusive and collectible. Once the edition sells out, no more prints of that image in that size and format will be produced, increasing its value over time.

An open edition print, on the other hand, has no limit on the number of reproductions. These prints can be produced indefinitely and are generally more accessible and affordable. While they may not hold the same exclusivity or investment potential as limited editions, they still offer a beautiful way to enjoy fine art photography..

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