prints

  • How Your Print is Made

    Weston Photography has offered the finest quality silver gelatin prints to collectors for over four decades. Traditional silver gelatin prints hand-printed in my darkroom using large format negatives. Photographs are printed on museum-quality fiber-based papers and mounted on archival mat board. Every print passes detailed quality inspection before shipment, and each photograph is personally signed or stamped and signed by the artist. Vintage & historic prints are professionally cleaned and spotted at no extra cost.

    Archival Standards

    Museum-grade materials throughout the process with an expected lifespan of 100+ years under proper storage.

  • Limited Edition

    Only printed a total of 40 times (regardless of size). Prices increase in increments of 10 prints sold, and each print is numbered and signed by the artist.

    Open Edition Photographs

    No limit to the number of reproductions with a consistent pricing structure.

    Retired Photographs

    No longer available for sale or reproduction. These are previously available works now out of circulation.

  • The Print of the Month Program: A 25-Year Chapter Closes

    After 25 years of delivering Kim Weston's finest photographic prints directly to collectors each month, we've retired our beloved Print of the Month program. This milestone program connected dedicated collectors with Kim's evolving artistic vision across a quarter century, and while this chapter has closed, his work continues through our curated collections and workshops at Edward Weston's historic Wildcat Hill home.

    What is the Print of the Month Club?

    Our Print of the Month Club is a subscription service where members receive one carefully selected, limited-edition print each month. Inspired by Edward Weston's program from the late 1930s, each monthly selection represents some of our finest work. Members build a curated collection over time while supporting our ongoing photographic practice.

    How does it work?

    When you sign up, you'll choose your payment method (monthly payments or pay for the full year upfront) and your delivery preference: receive one print each month, or get all 12 prints delivered together at the end of the year. We send monthly prints during the third week of each month. Your subscription runs for a full year (12 prints total).

    Pricing

    Current month's featured print: $375 (available to anyone)
    Print of the Month Club subscription: $375 per month for automatic delivery.
    Same print after the month ends: $800

    Join anytime

    Start your subscription any month. Members save $425 per print compared to regular pricing. If you join partway through the year, you'll be charged for all the months that have already passed (so you get the complete collection), then payments continue based on your chosen schedule.

    Payment Options:

    You can either pay monthly as prints are sent, or pay for your entire year subscription upfront.

    When do prints ship?

    Monthly subscribers receive their print during the third week of each month. Annual subscribers receive all 12 prints at the end of the year.

    How do I sign up?

    Contact us directly at info@kimweston.com

  • Why Collect Kim Weston Photography

    When you purchase a Kim Weston photograph, you're owning a part of history. Hand-printed by the artist ensures authenticity and collectible value, continuing the distinguished Weston family tradition in fine art photography. Photography runs deep in our family—we're always creating new work in our darkroom. Edward Weston photographs printed by Cole Weston are also available.

  • 100% Quality & Satisfaction Guaranteed

    We stand behind every Kim Weston photograph with complete confidence. Our guarantee is backed by four generations of photographic excellence starting with Edward Weston. All photographs are guaranteed exactly as described. If you're not completely satisfied, return within 5 days for full refund—no questions asked. We want you to love your investment in fine art photography, and your satisfaction is our commitment to continuing the Weston legacy of excellence.

workshops

  • Location

    Most of our workshops are held at our home on Wildcat Hill, the former home of Edward Weston in Carmel Highlands, CA. Carmel Highlands is 3 miles past Carmel, located on the central coast of California, 3 hours south of San Francisco and 6 hours north of Los Angeles.

    Kim Weston also teaches workshops internationally and has taught in Scotland, Mexico, Finland, France, Spain, Italy, Portugal, and Germany.

    Do you want us to come and teach a workshop for you? Send Gina Weston an email to inquire and she will get back to you as soon as possible.

  • Registration

    You may register for all Weston Nude Photography workshops online. Subscribe to our newsletter for updates about upcoming sessions!

  • Workshop Duration

    The exclusive Wildcat Studio Nude Photography Workshop runs from Thursday evening's intimate meet & greet through Sunday afternoon, featuring three intensive days of photography instruction on the legendary Wildcat Hill. All Weston Destination Workshops are immersive 5 to 7-day experiences.

  • Camera Requirements

    You may bring a digital or film camera (any format) with which you are familiar.

  • Camera Availability

    Unfortunately, cameras are not provided at Weston Workshops.

  • Experience Level Required

    We accept photographers with every level of experience at our workshops! The learning environment at Weston Workshops is well-suited for beginning nude photographers up to the most experienced photographer. The environment is private and the workshops are well structured with small groups to work in. The only requirement is that you know how to use your camera :)

  • What to Bring

    A Tripod

    We encourage all Weston Workshop participants to bring a tripod if they have access to one. A tripod can be extremely helpful when photographing in low light and will free up your hands, allowing you to concentrate on your subject.

    Film

    If you are shooting with a film camera, please be sure to bring plenty of film. If you are concerned about traveling with it, please feel free to ship it to Wildcat prior to the workshop (just let us know if you plan to do so at least 1 week before the workshop begins).

    Memory Cards

    Bring several high capacity memory cards so you can change cards without disturbing your flow while you are working. It's always a bummer to have to stop mid-photoshoot to erase images in an effort to free up space on your card.

    Computer Equipment

    If you will be photographing with a digital camera, please bring a laptop and a USB thumb drive for the critique on the second day of all Weston Workshops.

    Props

    Though Wildcat Hill is equipped with a bounty of interesting and dynamic props, you are more than welcome to bring some of your own.

    Lights

    Because Kim prefers to shoot with natural light, we do not provide studio lights or flashes; however, if you think you will need them, you are welcome to bring them along.

    Reflectors

    We have a few reflectors but bring yours along if you have one handy.

    Clothing

    Wear layered clothing, as we live very close to the ocean and the weather can change quite quickly. It's best to wear sturdy shoes to work around our property. Preferably flat soles as we have small pebbles along our walkways.

  • Models

    We find most of our models from working with them and recommendations. The models at our workshops are all professionals, many of whom Kim has worked with in the past.

  • Model Photography Time

    At Weston Workshops on Wildcat Hill, you will have the opportunity to photograph with models for approximately 4.5 hours each day (8-9 hours total).

  • Model Release

    Yes, we will provide signed model releases for all of our participants.

  • Model Gratuity

    If you feel that the models you work with did an outstanding job, we encourage all workshop participants to tip them on the last day of the workshop. Most participants will tip anywhere from $50-$100 per model each day. You can judge how much to tip each model based upon your budget and your personal experience working with them during your workshop. We will collect it from the participants anonymously and divide it evenly between the models.

  • Model to Photographer Ratio

    Photographers are put in groups of two with one model at a time (2:1 student to model ratio) with six participants total.

  • Lodging

    Unfortunately, we do not provide any lodging during the workshop. We do, however, offer monthly rentals of our Apartment on Wildcat Hill. If you would like, you can schedule a monthly stay that coincides with one of our workshops!

  • Lodging

    Anywhere on the Monterey Peninsula is fine. Please find a few options listed below: The Highlands Inn, The Carmel River Inn, The Carmel Mission Inn, The Mission Ranch, The Big Sur River Inn, and The Coachman's Inn. There are many styles of hotels from economy to luxury in Carmel. Always check the internet for ongoing specials. More info can be found on Carmel-by-the-Sea.

  • What meals are provided? We don't provide meals or snacks during the workshop, so please plan to bring your own lunch and beverages each day — there isn't time to head out. On Friday evening, after the workshop has ended for the day, we love to gather informally with friends — you're welcome to join us!

  • Airport Information

    Monterey Regional Airport is 10 miles (about 20 minutes) north of Carmel. San Jose International Airport is 80 miles (about an hour and 40 minutes by car) north of Carmel. San Francisco International Airport is 100 miles (about 2 hours and 10 minutes) north of Carmel. Shuttles are available from Monterey to both San Jose and San Francisco International Airports via the Monterey Airbus.

  • Transportation

    No, you will need a car to get to our house as we are 3 miles south of Carmel. Carpooling may be suggested depending on how many participants we have in any given workshop. You will be notified in advance if needed.

  • Guest Policy

    Unless your spouse or partner has paid to attend the workshop, they may not join us during the day. However, he or she is welcome to join us for the family-style workshop dinner!

  • Registration Fees

    • Full payment due at registration

    • All include non-refundable $150 administrative fee

    • Destination Workshops: Includes $1,000 non-refundable deposit to secure spot

    Cancellation Timeline

    Private Workshops:

    • 60+ days before: 50% refund

    • <60 days: Refund only if qualified replacement found

    Group Workshops:

    • 90+ days before: 50% refund

    • <90 days: Refund only if qualified replacement found

    Destination Workshops:

    • 90+ days before: 50% refund

    • <90 days: Refund only if qualified replacement found

    Payment Plans

    • First deposit non-refundable, guarantees participation ($1,000 for Destination Workshops)

    • Second payment per agreed schedule

    Workshop Cancellation by Weston Photography

    • 14+ days notice for low enrollment

    • Full refund if we cancel

    • Right to alter time, location, format, content

    • Not responsible for airfare, hotel, travel expenses

    TRAVEL INSURANCE STRONGLY RECOMMENDED

    RELEASE OF LIABILITY

    Assumption of Risk I understand workshops involve risks (travel, outdoors, studio). I assume all risks of injury, damage, loss.

    Release and Waiver I release Weston Photography LLC, owners, employees, agents from liability for:

    • Personal injury/property damage

    • Transportation incidents (driver/carrier responsibility)

    • Uncontrollable events (weather, disasters, closures, force majeure)

    Indemnification I agree to:

    • Pay damages from my negligence/recklessness

    • Defend/indemnify Weston Photography from claims

    • Cover legal fees, fines, restoration costs

    Image Rights I grant perpetual rights to use my photos/recordings for promo. Waive publicity/privacy rights.

    Legal Jurisdiction Disputes in Monterey County, CA under CA law. Prevailing party gets attorney fees.

    NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENT

    Confidential Information Proprietary info, techniques, trade secrets (written "Confidential" or confirmed in writing) are confidential.

    Your Obligations

    • Keep strictly confidential

    • No personal use without permission

    • No disclosure without authorization

    • Return materials on request

    • Assistants sign similar agreements

    Exceptions Doesn't apply to info that's:

    • Publicly known

    • Independently discovered

    • From other legit sources

    • Approved in writing

    Duration Obligations last until public or written release.

    AGREEMENT CONFIRMATION By typing your full name at time of registration: I have read, understand, agree to all terms.

SHIPPINg

  • FREE SHIPPING within USA on all items. International shipping is $100 for photos and book, $145 for book & print portfolio set. International rates apply to all countries outside the USA, including Canada and UK. All orders are guaranteed to ship within 7-10 business days for both domestic and international deliveries. Custom packaging ensures damage-free delivery with tracking provided, and international orders include customs documentation

  • 5-day return window from delivery date. Original packaging must be retained for returns, and full refund is provided upon receipt of print in original condition.

EDWARD WESTON

  • Yes, Weston Photography offers silver gelatin photographs printed directly from Edward Weston's original negatives by his son, Cole Weston. Each photograph is an 8x10 inch contact print dry mounted on 100% rag, acid free mount stock. On the back of the mount, each print is titled and dated with Edward’s negative code and is signed by Cole Weston in pencil.

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  • Prints by Edward Weston are priced based on their current market value. Prices range from $3,000-$15,000. Click to inquire.

  • For permission to reproduce or use Edward Weston's images, please contact the Center for Creative Photography in Tucson, Arizona. 

  • Click here to read about Edward Weston's life and work.

  • Kim and Gina Weston live and work on the property where Edward Weston lived with his last wife Charis Wilson in Carmel Highlands, CA. The house and darkroom have been preserved in their original forms.

  • Absolutely! Please click here to find out more.