Photo Craft supports businesses in enhancing their facilities through visual art. This piece by photographer James Balog is in the lobby of the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation lobby in San Fransisco. The full piece is around 20 feet square in size and depicts Canyon Live Oak from his Mega-Tree Portfolio. It was printed in sections using archival injet technology and mounted in a tiered, three dimensional manner.

These three pieces are each four feet high by 14 feet long. Panoramic images by Colorado photographer Jose Perez, they add a dramatic character to this Ford Dealership show room.

Photo Craft offers full production including creative framing services. This piece is an actual uniform worn by a member of the 2000 Olympic Ski Racing Team. A number of pieces like this were commissioned by Spyder Active Sportswear, a ssponsor of the US Olympic Ski Team.

Another 3-D framed piece showing that framed art doesn’t have to be just flat.

This 16×32 foot wall mural fills a curved wall in the lobby of the Doubletree Hotel at Times Square in New York City.

Three pieces designed for Fischer by The Creative Alliance adorn the lobby of The Creative Alliance offices. They are face mounted onto plexiglass and offset with anodized alluminum posts.

Large hanging banners installed in Gart Brothers Sports Castle, in Denver, Colorado.

Panoramic picture of the Colorado Front Range produced for Holland&Hart.

Creative cut-out pieces for The Creative Alliance.

In The Creative Alliance offices, framed pieces designed for the Dallas Area Rapid Transit DART.

Lobby of the National Institute of Standards and Technology - NIST in Boulder Colorado.

Hanging Banner in the lobby of Pharmaca.

The lobby of the Fiske Planatarium on the University of Colorado campus uses a combination of large backlighted transparencies and photographic prints to tell the story of the universe as seen throught the eyes of the Hubble telescope.