i can't beleive how beautiful is this! i want to put on a frame and hang it and stare at it :D

Thank you. I just tried printing it out at 13" x19" (33 x 48 cm) and it gets jagged and fuzzy. Some pieces print out just fine.... others don't. I wish I could figure out how to get consistently good prints. I agree, this is one that I wish I could get to print in a large size.

ohh this beauty does not want to get out of the web; wish i know how to print it with all its wonderful details... i can't stop looking at wish i could give more stars :D

Please, feel free to make a copy, I'd be delighted. You can export it from the file menu. You'll end up with a png file which you can then open in something like GIMP. From there you just have to do whatever your particular printer requires. Depending on your printer/paper combination you might want to lighten the image up just a bit. I find that images I make here print out darker than I would expect.

My experience is that it prints well on the best glossy paper. I use the top grade (Platinum) Canon paper with my Canon printer. You should try something comparable. I've done some experiments lately printing the same images on high quality glossy paper and on similar quality matte or semi-gloss (lustre). I've never liked glossy finishes before and always preferred the softer quality of the matte. But I showed a bunch to some friends, including a very well known art historian whose taste I would never doubt and they all preferred the glossy. It brings out the colors better. So, now I'm using glossy for most things.

Good luck, I hope you get a good print. And thank you again for your kind words.

wow thank you for all those details :)) i will definitely have to try that way... i like matte effect too, but i think i'll try both :) (i only hope the printer let me do that because sometimes she (the printer) is very stubborn lol
i will let you know if i succed ^^