Wesley Wong, renowned master printer, joins the elite group of ILFORD Masters.

About WESLEY WONG

Wesley specializes on giclee fine art printmaking and art reproduction work. He is a Master Printer and founder of Giclee Art Sdn Bhd in Malaysia.

His business endeavor takes him through an exciting journey in photography back in 2005. Started primarily in digital photography more than a decade ago, he seeks to reproduce what he saw and captured in print. In his quest for better print, he constantly seek out suitable camera systems which can fulfill the technical requirement for his printmaking work.

Incidentally, he started his printmaking endeavor with the Ilford Galerie Smooth Pearl on his first large format printer, the Epson Stylus Pro 4000. Choosing the right paper for the image makes all the difference in the final presentation, and this one of the reason why partnering with Ilford has given him the unprecedented advantage in both quality and prestige in print to his clients.

Wesley is an X-Rite Coloratti Master, an EIZO Global ColorEdge Ambassador, a Profoto Premium Club Trainer and Sigma Camera Key Opinion Leader. His profound knowledge in digital photography, color management and digital printmaking has made him as one of the most sought after trainer to demonstrate and conduct live sessions, from capture to print with great mastery and handling of Q&A.
He also specializes on art reproduction.

His favourite ILFORD Papers are:

         

ILFORD Masters – Professional Photographers and Print Makers from around the world.
The ILFORD Masters program includes the world’s top photographers sharing their passion for the art of photography with a love of printing on ILFORD products. Our Masters come from all corners of the globe and from a wide range of photographic disciplines – including wedding, portraiture, fashion, advertising, nature, landscape, nature and more.

The ILFORD Masters initiative aims to inspire all photographers to realize their creative vision from capture to print and to strengthen the relationship between the two processes.