Pricing and Ordering Photographic Prints

1. Photo Paper is Fuji Crystal Archive.
   This is the highest-quality fine-art photographic paper available today, with the longest archival lifetime, chosen for its museum-quality characteristics.
2. Gloss or Matte Finish?
   A glossy finish tends to give an image more saturated colors, whereas a matte finish tends to reduce glare and look more "artsy." If you can't decide or don't specify a finish preference, I will use gloss. (There's no right or wrong choice; it's a matter of personal taste.)
3. Canvas prints may not match photo colors identically.
   Do not expect canvas colors to match existing furniture, paint, or other interior design elements.
4. Sizes listed are in inches and refer to paper size, not image size.
   Paper and image sizes usually differ and may not match the same aspect ratio. For example, some images are panoramic, so they won't fill the height of the paper. Whatever paper size you choose, the image will be enlarged as necessary so that the long dimension fills the page.
5. Framing is not available
   Unless you really beg. I only do high-end custom framing, and it costs a bundle. But, it's also really, really good stuff. Half the added costs are boxing and shipping, which is why it's usually better if you frame pictures yourself.

1. Turnaround Time
   Photo printing takes 2 days, and Canvas printing takes 5. Shipping times do not include printing time. Shipping options range from overnight to ground.
2. Sales Tax
   California residents must pay an addition 7.5% sales tax.
3. All sales are final.
   If an image or frame is damaged, it will be replaced if damaged materials are returned. There are no refunds.
4. Not all images are available for purchase.
   If there is no shopping cart under the image, it is not available for purchase.
5. The copyright watermarks on images on the website are not on the final prints.
   That would be ridiculous.