Prints
Any frame in the gallery can be printed. Here is how that works, honestly.
Prints are quoted per frame, not sold from a cart.
Every frame is a different file with a different ceiling, so a fixed price list would be a guess. Instead: tell me the frame and the size, and you get a real number for that size and paper — and a straight answer if the file will not hold up at it.
Email the title of the frame — it is on every image in the gallery — and the size you have in mind.
Sizes and Files
Maximum print size is set by the file, not by wishful thinking. These are the honest numbers.
| Size | Needs (at 300 dpi) | Available from |
|---|---|---|
| 8 × 10 in | 2400 × 3000 px | Most frames in the gallery |
| 11 × 14 in | 3300 × 4200 px | Uncropped and lightly cropped frames |
| 16 × 20 in | 4800 × 6000 px | Selected frames — ask, and the file gets checked first |
| Panoramic / custom | Varies | Quoted per frame |
Worth Knowing
Shot on Micro Four Thirds
An OM System OM-1 at 5184 × 3888. That clears a 16 × 20 at 300 dpi uncropped — but a lot of the wildlife work is cropped hard to reach the bird, and cropping is what sets the ceiling. Every quote starts by checking the actual file.
Single exposures, one stated exception
The moon-and-birds frame is a single exposure. Sequences are consecutive frames from one burst. Nothing is assembled from separate scenes, times or skies. The one exception is the pines-over-water frame, an in-camera Handheld High Res Shot — pixel-shift, one scene, one burst — and it says so on the frame.
Photographed from the trail
The wildlife work is made at distances that did not change what the animal was doing. No baiting, no calls, no nest disturbance.