FAQ

Prints are typically produced within 1–2 business days of your order. Domestic shipping usually adds 2–5 business days, so most US orders arrive within a week or so.

Several professional options are available at checkout:

Photographic (lustre) — the all-purpose favorite. Subtle texture, accurate color, very forgiving in any lighting.

Fine art — matte-finish, museum-feel, archival. Best for galleries, studies, and quiet rooms.

Mounted — same archival photographic paper, pre-mounted on matboard backing for a rigid, ready-to-display print.

Canvas wraps — gallery-wrapped on 1.5″ stretcher bars, ready to hang right out of the box.

Prints are available from 10×15 up to 24×36, with canvas sizes up to 24×30. If you need something outside those sizes, get in touch and I’ll quote it.

Framed prints aren’t currently available through the online store. Canvas wraps arrive ready to hang — no framing needed. For paper prints, taking them to a local frame shop is a great option and lets you match the mat and frame to your space.

Each print is custom-made for you, so all sales are final. That said, if your print arrives damaged or has a quality issue, get in touch within 7 days and I’ll make it right at no cost.

Very close. The image on the site is a web preview at limited resolution; the actual print is made from the full-resolution master file on professionally calibrated paper.

Screens vary in color and brightness, so there can be subtle differences — but the print is what the photograph was made to be.

Currently US-only. If you’re outside the US and want a print, please reach out and we’ll work something out.

Not by default. If you’d like a signed print, contact me before ordering and I’ll sign it before it ships.

Smaller prints ship flat in protective sleeves and rigid mailers. Larger prints ship rolled in tubes. Canvas wraps ship boxed.

Most are from the Blue Ridge Mountains and the high Appalachians — North Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee. The Parkway, Roan Mountain, Linville Gorge, Mount Mitchell, and quieter places off the maps. Plus the occasional shot from Yosemite, the coast, and other places I’ve followed the light.

No — physical prints only. The full-resolution master files are sent directly to the print lab and aren’t offered as downloads.

For commercial licensing, editorial use, books, or commissions, get in touch with a description of the project and intended use. I’ll work up a quote.