Personal Favorites
Grizzly 399 and Spirit | Jackson, WY
Captured: 06/19/23
A portrait of world famous Grizzly Bear 399 and her cub of the year Spirit strolling through a clearing in Grand Teton National Park.
Koosah Falls | Sisters, OR
Captured: 02/27/25
A place enshrouded in fairytale, the Willamette National Forest is home to some of the most magical landscapes I've seen. Pictured is one of the McKenzie River's three major waterfalls; Koosah Falls. A stunning icon with a seemingly eternal flow.
Mormon Row | Jackson, WY
Captured: 09/23/23
Sometimes the photos you love most are the ones you never even planned to capture. On this particular morning I was the first one out to this spot. Anxious to get my sunrise photo of the infamous barn of this old settlement just outside of Jackson, WY, I was eager to be the first one there so I could frame my shot as I wanted rather than having to make do with what was available without getting in other photographer’s photos that arrived before me. I got out of me car ready to go take my claim and then the blistering cold hit me and the faint howls of coyotes in the tall grass. I decided to wait till at least one other person showed up before I ventured out into the grass and upon waiting I noticed how the light was hitting this one homestead of to the side of the settlement and set up to take my shot. The end result I think is sheer magic, and to think that I never even would’ve thought to look at this building. That’s why it’s always important to stop and smell the roses, even when you’re looking for tulips.
Promenade sur les quais de Montreux | Montreux, Switzerland
Captured: 04/28/23
One of the most spectacular surprises I’ve had traveling was the dream-like city of Montreux, Switzerland. Simply just passing through, I was not expecting such an impactful experience in a city I never even knew existed prior to visiting. Nestled on the East end of Lake Geneva, this gorgeous city is an explosion of color and culture. With vibrant wineries, delicious bistros and bakeries, and ancient castles, there’s no shortage of things to do. It has the feeling as through it was plucked straight out of the French Riviera and dropped down in the most beautiful corner of the Swiss Alps.
Columbia River Gorge | White Salmon, WA
Captured: 08/05/25
Some of my favorite views of Mt. Hood can be found from the many stunning wineries littered along the Washington side of the Columbia River.
Material Options
Acrylic
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Acrylic prints are only availiable in the Vivid finish which bears resemblance to the Satin finish of the metal prints.
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Adds a rigidity and depth for a sturdy, substantial display.
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Comes equipped with a mounting block attached to the back of the print which floats the piece a 1/2 inch off the wall.
Metal
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Metal has the option of High Gloss or Satin for the material finish on the print.
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Subtle rounded corners that are ideal for display in areas with a lot of traffic.
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Float hanger is mounted to the back of the print and sets the print a 1/2 inch off the wall.
Fine Art Paper
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Photo is printed onto 100% cotton, bright white paper using premium archival ink for smooth tones and rich colors.
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The print will include a 1” border to allow for easier framing and more impactful presentation.
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Smooth plastic mounting substrate that’s resistant to warping for enhanced durability.
Prints over 40’ on the long side will not come with mounting.
Framed & Matted
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Photo is printed onto professional photo paper, featuring a fine grain pebble texture.
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Framed prints are matted for a more impactful presentation.
Print Size → Mat Size:16×24 → 12×20
20×30 → 16×26
24×36 → 20×32
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Prints are framed with a variety of color options available and the option of a thick or thin frame.
Finish Options
Note: Only Metal Prints have finish options.
Pros:
> Enhanced Vibrancy
> Sharpness and Detail
> Depth and Dimension
> Moisture/UV Protection
Pros:
> Minimal Reflections
> Natural Aesthetic
> Versatile Viewing Angles
> Blemish Resistant
Cons:
> Visible Reflections
> Fingerprints/Smudges
> Limited Viewing Angles
> Difficult to Light
Cons:
> Reduced Vibrancy
> Less Intense Contrast
> Detail Loss in Dark Areas
> Prone to Collect Dust
Satin
High Gloss
Ultimately, the choice of finish depends on the desired visual impact and the context in which the prints will be displayed. Both options are excellent choices for displaying fine art photography, it comes down to personal preferences. Satin is better for brighter areas with more natural light, but High Gloss has a more prominent pop of vibrance and contrast.
What to Expect
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1-2 weeks on average.
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Any one of my prints can be requested in Black and White.
Black and White examples can be viewed in the Style Galleries.
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Yes I will happily print any one of my photos per your request. Either send me an email or message me from the Contact Me page and we can determine pricing.
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Fine Art Paper prints will have a 2 mm mounting plate to prevent warping, but will still require a frame.
Metal and Acrylic prints come equipped with a standout block for wall mounting and do not need a frame. -
All the prints you’ll find available in the Prints page of my Shop are printed in the 2:3 aspect ratio, however, the Panoramas & Collections page offers panoramic prints in different aspect ratios and collections of 2+ prints that are ordered as a set.
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All my prints are fulfilled via BayPhoto.