[Glossy] I've only printed B&W so far but that is what I usually print. The prints look fantastic. I like the feel of rag papers. The surface has a sheen when viewed from an angle - not a glossy surface but not like a matte paper. When viewed normally the surface disappears and the print looks great. Nice deep blacks but not a glossy paper. Recommend it.

[Single] I've printed on a lot of high-end ink-jet papers over the years, most of them were very, very good, but the Moab Juniper Baryta Rag 305 became my go-to paper a long time ago. It's excellent for color and b/w work, the surface most closely resembles the air-dried printing papers I used in the darkroom. Absolutely gorgeous.

[305 gsm] This is one of my favorite papers. I use it for both black and white and color images. The results have been stunning. The slight warmth is great for my B&W images. The paper needs to dry down about 48 hours to really see the full richness. I use my old drying racks to let them air out. The paper ha a minor texture which is very pleasing. The paper can be viewed at multi angles with no problems.

[Cotton Rag] Moab Juniper is the absolute best medium I've used for printing my fine art photographic images, and because it's an expensive option, I was delighted to be able to buy it from B&H at a significantly lower price than other dealers charge. B&H delivered my order quickly. It was packed in an oversize box with wrapping materials that assured it would arrive safely. I appreciate the care that was demonstrated.

[10.4 lb] I have evaluated this paper and I am pleased with the image quality with deep blacks and bright whites. I recommend it to everyone to try for themselves. It is less expensive that other papers in teh same category.

[305 gsm] I have long preferred Baryta paper for my prints (95% are B&W). I have tried Baryta papers from many manufacturers and Moab Juniper is by far the best. You only need to hold a print in your hands and feel the wonderful texture of the paper to recognize the difference. Juniper feel reminds me of Moab Entrada (my go to matte finish paper) with a baryta coating. In short, a wonderful paper for my prints.

[Glossy] I had high hopes for this paper when I purchased it. I've had high hopes before and been disappointed with printing media and printers. This paper was outstanding. The depth of the black and whites I printed feel are the same as darkroom quality. The paper feels amazing and the images are complemented by the incredible surface of this paper. Each print belongs in an art gallery. A+

[Single] I switched to Moab Baryta after Epson discontinued theirs. I like it better.

[10.4 lb] Love this paper. Great texture and contrast in men B&W photographs. My go to paper.

[Glossy] I like the heft and warmth of this paper. Most of all I like the way it makes my images look good. It's the baryta surface I presume that allows for the ink to set up so nicely. It has a matte look but a mildly glossy finish. I should point out I am using a canon pro-100 which is a dye ink not pigmented. Colors look great and true. Try it. I don't think you will be disappointed.