Shop Cities Aluminum Prints

Ronny Behnert, Firenze Study II Toskana - Italy, Europe)

Luca Talarico, KINGPOWER - Thailand, Asia)

Johannes Höhn, Cologne Super Moon. - Germany, Europe)

Jean Claude Castor, Berlin Skyline Mediaspree with TV Tower during Sunset - Germany, Europe)

Michael Belhadi, Radhuset - Sweden, Europe)

Dimitri Luft, sunrise glow - United States, North America)

Jan Becke, Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco - United States, North America)

Jan Becke, New York City skyline - United States, North America)

André Alexander, Golden Gate Bridge - United States, North America)

Ronny Ritschel, Wabash - Chicago - United States, North America)

Dimitri Luft, cable car - United States, North America)

Katinka Reinke, Amsterdam - Germany, Europe)

Katinka Reinke, Berlin - Germany, Europe)

Michael Belhadi, Triangeln - Sweden, Europe)

André Alexander, The oldtown of Porto - Portugal, Europe)

Bo Lundberg, Los Angeles 89 - United States, North America)

André Alexander, Cable Car - United States, North America)

Tillmann Konrad, Werkstatt - Germany, Europe)

Jan Becke, Manhattan skyline panorama - United States, North America)

Kaitlin Mechan, London Map - United Kingdom, Europe)

Kaitlin Mechan, Lisbon Map - Portugal, Europe)

Kaitlin Mechan, Copenhagen Map - Denmark, Europe)

André Alexander, A splash of color in Porto - Portugal, Europe)

Ronny Behnert, Firenze Study | Toskana - Italy, Europe)

Ronny Behnert, Ode to Berlin - Germany, Europe)

Jan Becke, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg - Germany, Europe)

Bo Lundberg, Venice Beach LA 80 - United States, North America)

AJ Schokora, Shanghai Lockdown - China, Asia)

Michael Belhadi, Proof of Love - Germany, Europe)

Fox And Velvet, San Francisco Cityscape - United Kingdom, Europe)

Matthias Heiderich, OST18 - Germany, Europe)

Jörg Faißt, Shibuya Crossing in Winter #10 - Japan, Asia)

Jan Becke, Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo Japan - Japan, Asia)

Ronny Ritschel, Citylights - Chicago - United States, North America)

Jean Claude Castor, Rome in the Evening - Italy, Europe)

Bo Lundberg, New York 64 - United States, North America)

Ronny Ritschel, Enter on Lafayette - NYC - United States, North America)

Ronny Behnert, Alexanderplatz - Germany, Europe)

Markus Braumann, This is Manhattan - United States, North America)

Bo Lundberg, Hong Kong 81 - Sweden, Europe)

Roman Becker, LIVING SPACE - Hong Kong, Asia)

Ronny Behnert, Gendarmenmarkt Berlin Germany - Germany, Europe)

Klaus Lenzen, downstairs - Germany, Europe)

Michael Brandone, View over Santa Monica Beach & Venice Beach - United States, North America)

Ronny Behnert, Fushimi Inari-Taisha Kyoto Japan - Japan, Asia)

Alexander Barth, buntes Berlin - Germany, Europe)

Tim Bendixen, Millerntor V - Germany, Europe)

Alexander Voss, New York City - Brooklyn Bridge Skyline - United States, North America)

Claudio Galamini, Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz - Germany, Europe)

Ronny Ritschel, Runner - Montreal - Canada, North America)

Ronny Behnert, Campo Sant' Angelo - Italy, Europe)

Jörg Faißt, Shibuya Crossing (Tokyo) in winter - Japan, Asia)

Yehuda Swed, Little Berlin Photos of Berlin from above - Germany, Europe)

Erin Kao, Pigeons + Whales - United States, North America)

Aurica Voss, Pull The Plug - Germany, Europe)

Michael Schaidler, Munich - Germany, Europe)

Katharina Stöcker, Winter in Florence - Italy, Europe)

Jim Delcid, Tokyo Kabukitcho - Japan, Asia)

Rob van Kessel, Threesome - India, Asia)

Dimitri Luft, NYC Skyline - United States, North America)

Bo Lundberg, Hong Kong 78 - Sweden, Europe)

Ronny Behnert, Oranienburger Straße - Germany, Europe)

Ronny Behnert, The first light Venice Panorama - Italy, Europe)

Jörg Faißt, Kölner Rheinufer 1 - Germany, Europe)

Michael Belhadi, Westen - Germany, Europe)

Jeff Seltzer, Telephones (in a hotel lobby) - United States, North America)

Simon Bode, Heimspiel - Germany, Europe)

Stefan Schäfer, Berlin Bodemuseum - Germany, Europe)

Jochen Fischer, flying - Germany, Europe)

Alexander Voss, New York City - Brooklyn Bridge - United States, North America)

Aurica Voss, California Symphony - United States, North America)

Jochen Fischer, Eiffel tower - France, Europe)

Alexander Kraft, Brückennebel - United States, North America)

Norbert Gräf, New York, again? #5 - United States, North America)

Rob van Kessel, Lukoil - United States, North America)

Claudio Galamini, Mehringdamm - Germany, Europe)

Pascal Deckarm, Hongkong signs XII - Hong Kong, Asia)

Bianca Green, Lisbon - Ascensor Da Bica - Portugal, Europe)

Jan Becke, Manhattan Skyline at night - United States, North America)

Jan Becke, Statue of Liberty in New York City - United States, North America)

Jan Becke, Manhattan skyline with Brooklyn Bridge - United States, North America)

Jan Becke, Old town of Lucerne at sunrise - Switzerland, Europe)

Dennis Wehrmann, Sunrise Alsterarkaden Hamburg - Germany, Europe)

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Our Aluminum Cities Prints at a Glance

Elegant Wall Art

Alu Dibond is a photo print on premium photo paper, mounted on a 3mm thick aluminum composite panel. Whether it’s with or without a frame, this form of image presentation always looks professional and elegant. Thanks to the silk matte finish, our Aluminum Prints are both vibrant and free from distracting reflections, even in challenging lighting conditions. This, combined with the minimalist elegance of this presentation option, allows you to focus on the essence - the image.

We work extensively with professional artists who prioritize the highest quality, attention to detail, and optimal color reproduction. Therefore, we exclusively offer Aluminum Prints laminations and refrain from the direct printing process. With direct printing, you often encounter printer lines, especially in darker motifs. Overall, the print quality and color reproduction with lamination are significantly better.

Here are the key features of our Aluminum Cities Prints at a glance:

Delivery includes hanging system

Photo print on premium photo paper

High-quality lamination on 3 mm thick aluminum composite panel

No direct printing

Silk matte finish

Also available with shadow gap frame made of solid wood (black, white, or oak)

Aluminum Prints vs. Acrylic Glass Prints

When to Choose Our Aluminum Prints

Some of our customers are unsure whether to opt for our Aluminum Prints or our acrylic glass prints when making a purchase. Well, that's a matter of taste and a question of budget. Our acrylic glass prints are, of course, our absolute premium product. However, for some, it's a disadvantage that acrylic glass prints reflect. Others choose acrylic glass lamination precisely for the brilliance and reflection it offers. Be that as it may, reflection is certainly not an issue with our Aluminum Prints. This has the advantage that the focus is more on the motif, and even the finest details of the image are more visible. Since the glass is eliminated, they are also significantly lighter, which can be particularly relevant for large-format wall images. Another advantage is the price. The production of our Aluminum Prints involves fewer steps and less material. Consequently, compared to our acrylic glass prints, Aluminum Prints are also significantly cheaper.

Browse through our Alu Dibond collections now and embellish your home with your new favorite image on Aluminum. By the way, if you're interested in developing your own memory photos, you can also order your own photo as an Aluminum Print from us.

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

Aluminum Cities Prints for a Better World

With Every Aluminum Print 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 aluminum 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.