Pricing
Metal
Metal prints are infused to a white, glossy aluminum surface through a process called dye-sublimation. They are durable, lighter weight and ready to hang, and have an extremely vibrant finish. They are sure to liven any space for generations.
2:3 traditional aspect ratio
8×12: $125
12×16: $240
16×24: $380
18×27: $455
20×30: $620
24×36: $920
30×45: $1270
40×60: $1925
Panoramic formats
20×40: $800
30×60: $1700
48×96: $3,375
Acrylic
Acrylic face mounts are printed to beautiful metallic paper and mounted to the back of a thick cast, high gloss acrylic glass, creating a three-dimensional look. They have a float backing and come ready to hang. They are heavier than a metal print.
2:3 traditional aspect ratio
16×24: $470
18×27: $560
20×30: $750
24×36: $970
30×45: $1370
40×60: $2115
Panoramic formats
20×40: $950
30×60: $1875
48×96: $3870
Canvas wrap
A high-grade Giclée printer prints the image directly onto long-lasting, museum quality canvas, with a glossy protective UV and scratch resistant laminate. Wrapped canvases are stretched around a fir wood stretcher bar and finished with a Tyvek dust cover that come ready to hang.
2:3 traditional aspect ratio
8×12: $180
12×16: $220
16×24: $300
18×27: $340
20×30: $400
24×36: $500
30×45: $700
40×60: $1150
Panoramic formats
20×40: $480
30×60: $900
48×96: $2070
Giclée
Prints on fine art Giclée glossy archival (long lasting) paper with display vivid colors, which make for timeless prints. Prints will be delivered rolled up in a tube.
2:3 traditional aspect ratio
8×12: $70
12×16: $90
16×24: $115
18×27: $140
20×30: $190
24×36: $245
30×45: $425
40×60: $600
Panoramic formats
20×40: $220
30×60: $475
48×96: $800
Why the price?
I often get asked why prints can be so expensive. It's a fair question!
First, I take great pride in my work and want to deliver the highest quality art to liven any space for generations. To do this, I source the best vendor for my prints. The production costs and shipping alone can be quite pricey, especially for larger format pieces. If I didn’t mark up from those costs and factor in my numerous investments, in addition to the added attention to detail and time for larger prints, it would be unsustainable to continue my art.
Photography is my art, passion, and career. This has taken an investment of many tens of thousands of dollars in pro-level equipment, software, and countless hours, along with blood sweat and tears and constant learning. There’s a lot more to taking a picture than clicking a button. As with most arts and skills, it has taken years to acquire the necessary knowledge and experience to produce my images, and I’m constantly working to stay at the cutting edge of what’s possible. For many pictures, I have hours, days, or even months invested with many auxiliary expenses. Sometimes the overhead gets a little silly, but I absolutely love what I do. It’s who I am.
When you decide that you’d like to invest in my art, I invest in you as well. We will work together closely to find the right piece for your space, and I will make any custom adjustments before putting it into production. Every piece is unique and made precisely for you. I want you to feel confident that you’re getting every bit of what you pay for, and my sincere wish is that you and your friends and family are able to enjoy your piece for many years.