TimelessBespoke Installations
The light and beauty of Montauk on museum quality formats - custom sized and professionally hung.
Enquire for custom triptychs
Renowned fine art photographer James Katsipis captures the storied coast of Montauk in every season, using his unique knowledge of the area to create stunning works.
PatientLight
Each piece is made on museum quality acrylic or ChromaLuxe HD metal, showcasing the intricate play of famous East End light, color, and subject matter.
Limited EditionsCertified
Every photograph James releases is a limited edition. Once all are sold, the edition is closed forever.
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Limited. No open editions.
Every piece in every collection is released as a limited edition.
- Certificate
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A certificate of authenticity comes with every piece.
Delivered instantly upon purchase.
- Sizes
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Choose from preset sizes and finishes.
Each piece lists its sizes, from desk-sized pieces to 72 × 48″, on ChromaLuxe HD metal or acrylic, framed or unframed.
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Large Formats
Custom sizes and configurations over 70" fit for your space.
Enquire about a custom size
The photograph The DockView the piece
The hour before the crowds,
the light that only arrives
for those who wait for it
Montauk
Browse theWork
Begin with longer run series, or step into the Reserve, where every piece is limited to ten.
Collect
Numbered editions, released in larger runs.
Reserve
Limited series, some shot on film. Each size comes framed and is limited to ten.
Made toScale
From a single statement piece to a triptych across a double-height wall, James’s larger formats are made for the room they will live in. Every custom piece starts with a conversation about the space.
SelectClients & Features
- Clients
- Estée Lauder
- La Mer
- Patagonia
- Pucci
- Featured in
- The New York Times
- Rolling Stone
- The New Yorker
Let customers speak for us
Born and RaisedON THE END
James Katsipis is a Montauk-based fine art photographer, known for his ocean photography. Raised in Montauk and surrounded by the sea, he has made it the constant subject of his career: in winter storms, at first light, and in the long exposures of the Blurz series.