Prints ordered on this site are professionally printed on archival paper using the Lightjet printing method. Available sizes are listed next to each full-sized image. If you don't see what you are looking for, or are interested in a custom size, please contact me and I will do my best to help you. Some frequently asked questions:
What is Lightjet?
The Lightjet printing process uses a laser to expose archival photographic paper. Since there are no dye-based inks involved, Lightjet prints will last for longer than other printing methods. Compared to inkjet, a Lightjet print will also reveal the most color saturation, depth to the highlights and shadows, and detail.
Will the images look different when they are printed?
As computer settings vary considerably, colors may be slightly different than those on your monitor. I work with each image on a color-calibrated screen to make sure that the colors and brightness levels are true to how the image was envisioned. There will also probably be much more detail and tonal depth in the print than on your monitor. The copyright logo will not be present on the print and it will be signed.
Will my print fit in standard frames?
Traditional 35mm film is 24mm by 36mm, a 2:3 ratio. Digital camera frames maintain this ratio. Most of the images on the site look best uncropped and in their original ratios, which means they often won't fit in standard size picture frames. Most prints will require custom matting.
Do you offer framing?
Yes. Please contact me if you are interested in having your work matted and/or framed and I can arrange it for you.
Do you offer a guarantee?
Yes. If you are not satisfied with your print, please return it for a refund.
Is it safe to use a credit card to purchase a print?
Yes. Credit card transactions take place on PayPal's secure shopping cart. If you have a PayPal account, you may also use your checking account for payment.
Can I use your pictures for free?
Unfortunately, no. Please consider the time and expense involved in creating the images and you will understand why. If you are interested in licensing an image please contact me.
