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Dan Hobday, Highland View - United Kingdom, Europe)

Hengki Koentjoro, Humid - Indonesia, Asia)

Kevin Russ, Foggy Forest Creek - United States, North America)

Martin Wasilewski, Foggy Karwendel Mountains - Germany, Europe)

Martin Wasilewski, Watzmann in Winter - Germany, Europe)

Martin Wasilewski, Dancing Trees - Germany, Europe)

Jan Becke, Swiss Alps with Matterhorn - Switzerland, Europe)

Jan Becke, Beach panorama with palm trees on Bora Bora - French Polynesia, Oceania)

Jannik Heck, Wall of Fog - Germany, Europe)

Franz Sussbauer, sea stack - Geituskorardrangur and cliffs - Faroe Islands, Europe)

Holger Nimtz, stillness - Germany, Europe)

Sebastian Warneke, Lake Wakatipu, New Zealand - New Zealand, Oceania)

Martin Wasilewski, Summer Day at the Lake - Germany, Europe)

Martin Wasilewski, Berchtesgaden Mountains in the Mirror - Germany, Europe)

Jean Claude Castor, Neuseeland Mount Cook am Lake Pukaki Panorama - New Zealand, Oceania)

Fabian Heigel, Lake Atitlan - Guatemala, Latin America and Caribbean)

Martin Wasilewski, Winter Idyll at Lake Chiemsee - Germany, Europe)

André Alexander, Listen to the rythm of falling rain - Italy, Europe)

AJ Schokora, Last Light Misty Mountain - China, Asia)

AJ Schokora, Yosemite - United States, North America)

Ueli Frischknecht, Patagonian Light and Shadows - Chile, Latin America and Caribbean)

Ueli Frischknecht, Resistance and the real heroes of our World - Chile, Latin America and Caribbean)

Roman Königshofer, Ama Dablam in the Himalayas of Nepal (2) - Nepal, Asia)

Patrick Monatsberger, The Needle - United Kingdom, Europe)

Patrick Monatsberger, Buchenegger falls - Germany, Europe)

Eva Stadler, Saksun, Faroe Islands - Faroe Islands, Europe)

Holger Nimtz, Fairytale Forest - Germany, Europe)

Holger Nimtz, Birch forest - Germany, Europe)

Sarah Gesek, Joshua Tree at Night - United States, North America)

Sarah Gesek, Kirkjufell Iceland - United States, North America)

Sarah Gesek, Autumn Mountains - United States, North America)

Jean Claude Castor, Seychelles La Digue Anse Source d'Argent - Seychelles, Africa)

Moritz Esser, Lonely Rock At Dyrhólaey Beach - Iceland Posters, Europe)

Moritz Esser, Winter Dream At The Lake - Norway, Europe)

Franz Sussbauer, Infinity - Germany, Europe)

Eva Stadler, Aiguille d’Etretat & Porte d’Aval - France, Europe)

Heiko Gerlicher, Woodland XI - Germany, Europe)

Heiko Gerlicher, Woodland XVIII - Germany, Europe)

Martin Wasilewski, Chiemsee Panorama - Germany, Europe)

Martin Wasilewski, Beech Forest Panorama - Germany, Europe)

Martin Wasilewski, Plansee Panorama - Germany, Europe)

Studio Na.hili, Poppy Seed Heaven - Germany, Europe)

Sebastian Warneke, Stokksnes, Iceland - Iceland Posters, Europe)

Sebastian Warneke, Sunset in the Dolomites - Italy, Europe)

Leander Nardin, waves from above - Australia, Oceania)

Leander Nardin, turquoise lake - Australia, Oceania)

Norbert Gräf, Blick über den Gröcken in der Nähe von Ekshärad in Schweden - Sweden, Europe)

Norbert Gräf, View on Mullafossur Waterfall and Gasadalur village, Faroe Islands - Faroe Islands, Europe)

Norbert Gräf, Eiði, Faroe Islands - Faroe Islands, Europe)

Pascal Deckarm, Last rock standing - United States, North America)

Christoph Schaarschmidt, manarola - Italy, Europe)

Jean Claude Castor, Liguria - Manarola in the Evening - Italy, Europe)

Felix Dorn, Ice and Sea - Iceland Posters, Europe)

Ronny Behnert, Playón de Bayas - Spain, Europe)

Marvin Walter, Foggy coast - Portugal, Europe)

Holger Nimtz, stormy sea - Denmark, Europe)

Holger Nimtz, Baltic dream - Germany, Europe)

Jeff Seltzer, Miami South Beach Study 6 - United States, North America)

Ronny Behnert, Omijima Beach Japan - Japan, Asia)

Jean Claude Castor, Lago di Sorapis in den Dolomiten - Italy, Europe)

Jean Claude Castor, Asturias Lagos de Covadonga Lakes with Picos de Europa Massif Panorama - Spain, Europe)

Jean Claude Castor, Tenerife Teide Panorama during Sunrise - Spain, Europe)

Jean Claude Castor, Isle of Skye Old Man of Storr Panorama - United Kingdom, Europe)

Hengki Koentjoro, Liquid Garden - Indonesia, Asia)

Roman Königshofer, Spirit Island in Canada - Canada, North America)

Roman Königshofer, Ama Dablam in the Himalayas of Nepal - Nepal, Asia)

Lennart Pagel, Perspective is Everything - Switzerland, Europe)

Lennart Pagel, Denali - United States, North America)

Heiko Gerlicher, Wild garlic forest - Germany, Europe)

Heiko Gerlicher, Woodland XVI - Germany, Europe)

Art Classics, Nils Dardel: The Retun to the Playgrounds of Youth - Sweden, Europe)

Art Classics, Edvard Munch: Apple Tree by the Studio - Norway, Europe)

Art Classics, Boris Grigoriev: South American Landscape - Russia, Europe)

Dan Hobday, Misty Landscape - United Kingdom, Europe)

Dan Hobday, Misty Mountains 1 - United Kingdom, Europe)

Dan Hobday, Misty Mountain 2 - United Kingdom, Europe)

Jan Becke, Dune beach on the island Sylt - Germany, Europe)

Holger Nimtz, smooth wave - Germany, Europe)

Manuela Deigert, Sound of the Sea - Germany, Europe)

Holger Nimtz, take a breath - Denmark, Europe)

Christian Hartmann, Foggy Forest - Serbia, Europe)

Christian Hartmann, Autumn Forest Reflection - Switzerland, Europe)

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Comparing our Landscape Acrylic Glass Prints

Direct Printing vs. Acrylic Glass Lamination

There are significant differences in the manufacturing processes of acrylic glass prints. In broad terms, you have to distinguish between direct printing on acrylic glass and lamination. With direct printing, the image is printed directly onto the acrylic glass plate with a color printer, and the picture is ready. The manufacturing process involves only a few steps. Consequently, direct prints are also slightly cheaper than acrylic glass laminations. However, the disadvantage of direct printing is that the print is unprotected. The image can easily peel off and is directly exposed to light, dust, and dirt. Additionally, the acrylic glass tends to deform over time, resulting in distortions in the image. Since the image is printed directly onto the plate, the print quality is inferior with direct printing. Often, printer stripes are visible, and the colors are not as vibrant and bright as with acrylic glass laminations.

Our top priority is to ensure that you enjoy your print for a long time. Therefore, we offer you only the best of the best: acrylic glass lamination. In the next paragraph, we will explain our manufacturing process and show you our product features.

The Benefits of our Landscape Acrylic Glass Prints

Our Acrylic Glass Lamination for Long-lasting Wall Art

At Photocircle, the image is first printed on 260 g sturdy premium photo paper. Subsequently, the print is laminated onto a 3mm thick aluminum composite panel, commonly known as Alu Dibond, which is then bonded to the acrylic glass plate using UV silicone. Since we print on photo paper rather than on a plexiglass plate, the print result is significantly better. The images are sharper, contrast-rich, and the colors are truer and more vibrant. Additionally, the print is protected from environmental influences due to the panel connection. Thanks to the Alu Dibond, which serves as a stabilizer, the image does not warp. It remains dimensionally stable and does not bow. Despite our project donations, we still belong to the most affordable providers in the premium segment, as shown in this price comparison. We also fare well compared to mass providers, as seen in this acrylic glass print price comparison. The prices listed are our photo lab prices because you can also have your own photo printed behind acrylic glass by us.

Here are the key features of our Landscape acrylic glass prints at a glance:

Photo exposure instead of direct printing

Stabilization and dimensional stability through a 3mm thick Alu Dibond

Panel connection with durable UV silicone

Delivery including hanging system

What our customers say about us

We were extremely satisfied with Photocircle: both the high quality of the photo prints and frames, as well as the service and advice on exhibition planning were everything we could have asked for and more.

The concept is unique, the quality of the prints more than convincing. I'm particularly in love with their alu dibonds with shadow gap frames.

Steffen Böttcher, photographer

That was love at first sight! I will definitely order many more prints in the future

Ben Hammer, photographer

Brilliant colors, uncomplicated handling, good advice – and all of that with a social surplus. Perfect for Projekt 100% MENSCH, thank you!

Holger Edamer, CEO, Project 100% Human

Photocircle supported us really well, from the first consultations to the final implementation of our exhibition. The entire service as well as the quality of the acrylic glass prints were fantastic! Photocircle would therefore always be our first choice in the future.

Marie Schmidt and Eric Valli, photographers

Landscape Acrylic Glass Prints for a Better World

With Every Acrylic Glass Prints Sold, We Plant Trees

The fundamental idea of Photocircle is simple. We want to give back to the people and countries that make our photos special. That's why, from the beginning, we've been supporting humanitarian and development projects in the regions where the respective images were taken through our acrylic glass print sales. And because both our artists and ourselves are willing to forego a portion of the proceeds, we're able to offer you competitive prices despite the high donation share.

In 2020, we began our reforestation project in Ethiopia. Our goal is to plant one million trees, which will not only absorb many millions of kilograms of CO₂ but also improve the living conditions of people in our project regions. You can learn more about our projects in the 'About Us' section.