Landscape         Architectural Photography

My  first photography class was as a freshman in high school, where I learned the basics, and I have been photographing ever since. I have been practicing black and white landscape photography since 1997 and enjoy traveling to many different locations to do so. Much of my landscape photography is from New Mexico and surrounding states, since that is where I took my first black and white landscape photography course at the Ghost Ranch in Abiquiu, NM. Ever since then I have been hooked on watching the land and I like to travel and explore new places as often as possible.

All of my black and white landscape photography is custom printed by hand. I process and print my own work using archival methods to ensure high quality lasting prints. I also do the finishing touches of mounting, matting and even framing. My husband, Jeremy, and I make the wooden frames for these pieces. Cherry wood is our favorite choice, but we also like to use other woods and some metal frames depending on the subject matter.

Each piece involves numerous hours of work to create and is intended for years of enjoyment in one’s home.

You may contact Margs Seegers Musson for more information and pricing.

Architectural Photography   

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Architectural Photography

Hourly rate for photographing
$50/hour


Film and processing
35mm color slide film 
120 color slide film 
120 black and white film 


Reproduction Grade Cibachrome Prints
(from slides)
Per original 5 x 7 starting at $17.10 for first print. 


Fiber Based Archival Black and White Prints
Per original 5 x 7 starting at $20.00 for first print. 


CD-ROM 300 dpi,
yielding approximately a 34 M bytes .tif formatted file
Please specify PC or Mac file

All prices are subject to IL state sales tax and subject to change without notice.
Original slides are the property of Seegers Images and are copyrighted. 
Duplication of these slides without the written consent of Seegers Images is unlawful.

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Photograph published
in ARK 3-2003
(The Finnish Architectural Review)