Q: Do you sell prints?

Yes.

While many of my photographs are available to purchase as prints, some images on the ‘Street Photography’ page are not for sale.

Q: How are the photographs printed?

I use WhiteWall, a professional photo lab for my photographic printing. Using WhiteWall, allows me to coordinate the shipping from the lab closest to your location, thus keeping shipping costs as low as possible.

I intentionally don’t use print on demand, as different photographs will present better on certain papers, plus only you know where and how it will be displayed, thus, allowing options for printing and framing (if desired). Each print is custom ordered using high quality photographic papers and materials—whether as a stand alone print or mounted and framed.

Q: How do I order prints?

1. I’ll assume you have a print or prints from my galleries in mind that would look fabulous on your walls.

2. Contact me through my “Contact” page with a brief description of the prints you are interested in purchasing. Additionally, please let me know about what size you would like the print, whether you want it mounted and framed, and your location (for shipping).

3. I will come back to you with some printing options, and we can discuss any options such as mounting and framing. You can look through WhiteWall’s site to get some ideas of how you would like the image presentation, e.g., mounting, framing, aluminium or acrylic prints, etc.

   1. If your not sure what you want for display, we can chat about it and come up with the best solution

4. After the final purchase payment is received, your custom print will be ordered and shipped to your location.

Q: Do you sell photography books/zines?

Yes. I currently have a zine for the Bridgetown Nudes Series, which you can see from the series page—here.

I am in the process of creating more zines, which will be on the coming store front page.

As for a photography book, that’s a long-term goal of mine. I’d love to publish one when I feel my work—and the story behind it—are ready to be shared in that way.

Q: Can I use your photography and videos?

Yes. I do license some of my photography and video work for commercial and editorial use. If it’s a piece I’ve created personally (on my own time and budget), and the people featured have given permission for their likeness to be used, then it may be available for licensing.

The best way to find out is to contact me directly about the specific image(s) or video(s) you’re interested in using.

If the work was commissioned — such as a portrait session or commercial project — those images and videos are typically not available for licensing, unless otherwise agreed with the client.