 Broadway Digital Prints uses the finest papers and inks to create works of art that will last several generations. Files are prepared using the latest Photoshop software and an array of sophisticated programs for enlarging, sharpening and restoring photographs.  A Washington Post reporter and editor for more than 18 years, Bill Broadway brings a journalist's eye for detail to the competitive world of digital printmaking. |
Broadway Digital Prints offers photographers and graphic artists an affordable, convenient way to produce beautiful images of virtually any size. Using Epson wide-format printers, the brand of choice among today’s top printmakers, we transform digital files from cameras and scanners into museum-quality prints that will last up to 200 years. Founder and principal Bill Broadway brings a special vision to the competitive world of digital technology. As an editor and reporter at The Washington Post for more than 18 years, Broadway worked with photographers and graphic designers to create compelling visual displays for news and feature stories. His own photographs published in The Post include images from trips to Israel and Nepal. To prepare for his new vocation, Broadway studied digital imaging at the Corcoran College of Art & Design in Washington, D.C., and digital printmaking at the Ansel Adams Gallery in Mono Lake, Calif. When not working in his studio, Broadway teaches part-time in the department of Philosophy and Religion, University of North Carolina Wilmington.BDP NEWSBDP client Michel duCille was part of a three-person Washington Post team that won the 2008 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for exposing mistreatment of wounded veterans at Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, D.C. This year, Broadway Digital printed Pulitzer competition portfolios for The Washington Post and the New York Times Magazine. Stephanie Sinclair, who recently became a member of the prestigious VII Photo Agency, last year presented an exhibition on Capitol Hill of 25 photographs on worldwide child marriage practices. The International Center for Research on Women sponsored the event and Broadway Digital created the prints. One of the photographs already had been recognized as the 2007 Unicef Photo of the Year (see BDP Gallery, Image 2). BDP prints have been displayed at the Museum of Photographic Arts in San Diego, the 92nd Street Y in NYC, the Corcoran Gallery of Art and the Deichtorhallen in Hamburg, Germany. VISIT OUR STUDIOBroadway Digital Prints is located near Wrightsville Beach, N.C. We will be happy to show you examples of photographs printed on different media—premium luster, fine art papers and museum canvas, among others—and do a preliminary analysis of your images. Please call to set up an appointment. |