Frequently Asked Questions

Below are answers to some of the questions I receive most often about my photography and fine art prints. If you have a question that isn't covered here, I'd be happy to help.

What size are your prints?

I chose the 8 x 10" format for a more intimate, personal touch. It allows you to experience the fine details and quiet tonal shifts that can get lost at smaller scales. The selected finishes keep reflections out of the way, letting the image speak naturally, while the archival quality ensures the photograph preserves its depth and character over time. For me, this format feels intentional and something meant to be held, studied, and lived with rather than just seen in passing.

Finish	Size	Price	Paper Weight	Quality Grade	Benefits
Matte	8 x 10"	$50	230 GSM	Archival	Rich detail with a glare-free finish
Cotton-Rag	8 x 10"	$65	290 GSM	100% Cotton	Fine art paper with natural texture
Baryta	8 x 10"	$75	305 GSM	Premium	Superior sharpness and vibrant color

When will I receive my print?

Print requests are submitted on-demand, so it could take a few of weeks after ordering to receive your prints.

How will my print arrive?

Every print is packaged by hand with care. Your photograph arrives in a clear archival sleeve to protect the surface and preserve detail, safely shipped in a flat rigid mailer. Included inside is your invoice along with a personally typed thank-you note. I want each print to feel less like a transaction and more like receiving something thoughtfully made and personally shared.

Do you offer refunds?

I do offer refunds, but only if the print order has not been placed with the supplier. In cases where I have a print in back stock, a refund can be issued prior to shipment.

What camera gear do you use?

I photograph primarily with a Sony A6100 mirrorless camera paired with a small collection of lenses, depending on the scene: a 16-50mm kit lens, 55-210mm telephoto lens, and 400-800mm super-telephoto lens. The camera is lightweight enough to carry on long hikes and day trips around Oregon while still producing the image quality I want for fine art prints.

I also shoot on film with a Minolta SR-T 101 and Kodak Gold 200, and looking into Ilford FP4 Plus 125. Film has been a great learning experience, and has a character that's difficult to replicate digitally with the look and feel I'm going for.

For video, I shoot digitally, but also shoot on a Minolta XL601 Super 8 camera using Pro8-07 250D film stock. Super 8 has its own unmistakable look, making it a fun way to document candid events with a timeless feel.

Have more questions?

Feel free to connect with me if you any have additional questions.