Ordering Prints and Licensing

ORDERING PRINTS AND LICENSING
Every image you see in the galleries here on my site is available for purchase, and most are available for license as well (a few already have exclusive licensing agreements that preclude me from licensing them anywhere else). All of my fine art prints will come to you signed, and they are printed on very high end paper. Metal prints take more time, but the end result is worth it!

Custom sizes and print types are available for most images, so if you don’t see it listed on the order page then shoot me an email to see if we can make it happen. I also have many more images than you see here on this site, so if you are looking for something in particular then reach out to me.

Professional Fine Art Print Options

Paper

All paper prints are printed on archival quality fine art paper using a professional printer. These prints should last 200-300 years and the quality of the ink and the paper is FAR superior to anything you will find at a regular photo lab. Most of my fine art prints are done on enhanced matte paper which provides incredibly beautiful tones and colors. My prints come signed and I will deliver them to you by hand if you are local, otherwise they will be shipped to you with insurance.

Canvas

I have had a lot of demand for canvas so I now have popular sizes for order directly in my gallery. They are more expensive than the ones you see in online ads and Groupon, but that is because they are printed on a professional canvas with beautiful colors and a solid frame. It is something you can hang on your wall with pride because it really does justice to the image.

Metal

I have a lot of my photos hanging around my house. Most are 11×14 and some are a bit bigger. If I could do it all over again I would definitely hang fewer images, but much larger ones. I have slowly been adding large metal prints to my collection and they are truly impressive. The nice thing about metal is that it can be hung anywhere, it is weather proof, and you can get very large sizes that would cost a small fortune to order on paper and then have framed. In fact many frame shops simply cannot frame prints that are 4 or 5 feet in width, but you can order them in metal. I highly recommend metal for very large prints.