LimitedEditionPhoto.com sells limited edition prints of fine art photographs, either for the enjoyment of the purchaser, or as an investment vehicle.

Select an option from the menu at the right side of this site to access its features. You can easily browse through our catalog or select images from a calendar view of those available. We also have an Image Search capability where you can search for prints by their title and/or description. (Menu options change depending on whether you are a logged-in member or not.)

Images on this site are identified by the date they were displayed. If you want to be readily able get back to a particular picture from our catalog, make a note of its display date. You can then quickly locate it with the calendar pages under the Select menu option at right.

Sample Photo Displayed August 25, 2013 Click image for full details Presbyterian Church Lit By Sunrise, East Boston, Mass. Photo by Fred Koschara August 22, 2004   Sony F-717

Sample Photo Displayed July 1, 2018 Click image for full details The New Liberty Jazz Band on Parade, Pepperell, Mass. Photo by Fred Koschara July 1, 2017   Sony A99

Through this site, you can purchase limited edition prints of photographs taken by Fred Koschara, displayed on PhotoByFred.com and other sites.

Limited edition prints are signed, numbered and printed on archival quality paper with permanent pigment-based ink. Consequently, they represent a real investment opportunity.

All of the prints we are currently offering are either in 8x10 inch or 11x17 class (A3 size) format, and may be purchased either mounted and matted, or in any of a variety of frames. See the About Frames page for an overview of the frames we are offering.

The supply of prints is limited to 25 copies of each image. The first 15 copies in each set are offered at a fixed base price, while the next 7 are priced incrementally higher. (See the chart on the About Buying page for more information about print prices.) The final 3 prints in each set will be sold at auction on this site. Current pricing and auction information is shown on the page for each individual image.

You must have a customer/member account in order to purchase prints or place bids. Signing up for your member account is free and easy, simply go to the Sign Up page and fill in the required information. We don't rent, sell or otherwise share our customer lists with anyone, so you don't have to worry about getting innundated with SPAM as a result of giving us your email address. (Feel free to review our full Privacy Policy if you have any concerns.)

Thanks for your interest! Feel free to browse through our catalog, and we hope you find a picture that strikes your fancy. If so, our shopping cart system will make it easy for you to have it to hanging on your wall!

We look forward to your business!

Sample Photo Displayed November 11, 2008 Click image for full details Ancient, Comfortable Stairs, Near Lynn Woods Rose Garden        A Choice of Paths        =================          (...continued) Before me lie three paths: ... The second is straight ahead and climbs the Mountain, reaching ever greater heights. ... The wye separating the two remaining Paths is still a short distance away. Even after they separate, they continue a little longer close enough together so that a person could jump from the more elevated Path to the lower one. After they separate, however, they go in very different directions. Both Paths continue upward, but that is where the similarity ends. ... the Path ahead is labeled "Comfortable Wealth." The Path of Comfortable Wealth ... rises much faster and becomes a smooth road almost immediately. To the industrious climber, all sorts of inducements and rewards are available: fast cars, fast planes, shortcuts that can zoom you to incredible wealth before you realize it, comfortable homes and better service as you rise higher and higher along the Path. (continued...) Photo by Fred Koschara November 1, 2008   Sony F-717

Sample Photo Displayed February 19, 2021 Click image for full details Mars Perseverance Rover Display, Kennedy Space Center At 3:54:26 PM EST on 18 February 2021, NASA received confirmation that the Mars 2020 mission had successfully landed the Perseverance rover and the Ingenuity helicopter on Mars, the event having taken place 11 minutes 22 seconds earlier. (The delay was due to the speed of light, and the time it took radio signals to travel from Mars to Earth.) The Perseverance rover plaque on this display at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on Merritt Island, Florida, reads: The Mars 2020 rover will study an area on Mars to find signs of past microbial life. It will drill into these rocks, take core samples, enclose them in sealed tubes, and leave them on the Martian surface so that a later Mars mission could potentially return them to Earth for full laboratory analysis. The Ingenuity helicopter plaque reads: This is a technology demonstration to test powered flight on another world for the first time. The Mars Helicopter working with a rover could help future missions on Mars by using aerial mobility to scout points of interest, helping engineers back on Earth plan driving routes. The back end of the Curiosity rover replica in the adjacent display can be seen at the right edge of the picture. Photo by Fred Koschara December 27, 2020   Sony A99

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