Our Printing and Shipping Process

Unless otherwise noted, our photographs are offered as Giclée prints on the finest archival papers available, using Epson Professional Archival Inks for their permanence (up to 200 years), durability, and excellent stability.

Photographs available in other forms (classic photographic processes or acrylic photo prints) will be noted in the print ordering options.

We do not print in-house, preferring to rely on exceptional print labs regarded as among the best in their fields. Once prints arrive from the printer, Brian personally inspects each one for color fidelity, size, and quality. Once approved, prints receive a numbered certificate of authenticity, which is also placed on the back of the print to guarantee its genuineness. Brian’s signature and a unique edition number (for limited editions only) are written on the front. If you prefer, we can place these on the obverse or back of your print upon request.

Print sizes are approximate based on image format. The long edge is measured exactly, and the short side depends on the crop of the image. Some images may be available in sizes not listed. Please inquire about special requests before placing your order.

All images are printed on demand, which may cause delays before shipment. If Brian is traveling or if your print will be delayed longer than two weeks, we will contact you. Most prints are shipped rolled and packaged in high-quality, sturdy materials.

We also offer custom framing through a local gallery for clients who want their print ready to hang. Framing prices will be quoted individually, as many variables affect the cost. Please note that framing may significantly extend delivery time.