Archival Quality
Archival Papers · Handcrafted Hardwood Frames · Created to Endure
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Every photograph is printed on fine art paper and finished with a clean white border, the way a print is presented in a gallery. Limited Editions are printed on Hahnemühle Photo Rag and Open Editions on fine art matte paper. Each Limited Edition passes through my hands for inspection before I sign it.
The listed dimensions include that border. It is typically one to two inches, and larger prints may carry three inches or more, so the image itself is a little smaller than the paper.
When a print is framed, the border becomes the mat. There is no separate mat board: the frame surrounds the full sheet, which is why a framed piece measures larger than its listed paper size.
Ascending Mists No. 2, shown with the white border that surrounds every print.
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My work is offered in two forms, Limited Editions and Open Editions. Each artwork’s page shows which applies, along with its sizes and framing options.
Signed and numbered
Open edition
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Both framing options present the print as it was made: unmatted, with its white border doing the work of a mat, behind acrylic and ready to hang.
For Open Editions
For Limited Editions
Tru Vue describes Optium Museum Acrylic as anti-reflective and anti-static, blocking up to 99% of UV rays.
Frame finishes
Swatches are approximate. Wood tone and grain vary naturally from frame to frame.
Custom framing. Oversized pieces, an alternative profile, a custom finish or a special installation are framed by quote. I’m glad to talk through options for any photograph.
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An exploded view of a framed print, from the face of the frame to the hardware on the back. Switch between the two framing options to see what changes.
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An unframed print leaves every choice to you: your own frame, your own framer, or a mat if you prefer one. It is also the simplest way to give a photograph as a gift.
Unframed prints carry the same white border and signature as framed work.
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Unframed Open Editions: up to 10 business days.
Unframed Limited Editions: up to 3 weeks.
Gallery Framed: up to 6 weeks.
Museum Framed: up to 10 weeks.
You’ll receive tracking details by email when your order ships.
Complimentary Shipping on Open Edition Orders $395+
Available on eligible orders within the contiguous United States. Oversized and custom-framed artwork may require additional shipping charges.
Limited Editions ship complimentary within the contiguous United States and DC.
Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, military addresses and international destinations ship by quote.
Unframed Open and Limited Edition prints may be returned within 14 days. Return shipping for a change of mind is paid by the customer; there is no restocking fee.
Framed, custom and commissioned work is final sale, except for damage, defects or fulfillment errors, and as required by law.
If anything arrives damaged, please report it within 14 days, with photos.
Questions about a print, a size or framing? Get in touch. I typically respond within two business days.
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Museum Framing uses Tru Vue Optium Museum Acrylic, which Tru Vue describes as anti-reflective, virtually eliminating distracting reflections. Gallery Framing uses standard acrylic, which can reflect bright light, so consider windows and lamps when choosing a wall.
No. The print’s own white border serves as the mat, so there is no separate mat board. If you would like a mat or another custom treatment, ask about custom framing.
Limited Editions are hand-signed in the lower-right border and numbered in the lower-left border, and come with a Certificate of Authenticity. Open Editions carry a printed logo signature in the lower-right border.
Yes. Listed dimensions are the paper size, white border included. Borders are typically one to two inches, and larger prints may have three inches or more. A framed piece measures larger than its listed paper size because the frame surrounds the full sheet.
If the size you need isn’t listed, contact me and I’ll let you know what’s possible for that photograph.
To help any print last, hang it out of direct sunlight and away from damp rooms. For Museum Framing, Tru Vue states that Optium Museum Acrylic blocks up to 99% of UV rays (300–380 nm).
Handle unframed prints by the edges with clean, dry hands, and keep them flat until framing. Dust the frame and acrylic with a soft, dry cloth. For Optium Museum Acrylic, Tru Vue recommends common household glass cleaner and advises against acrylic cleaners or polishing agents; apply it to the cloth rather than the frame.
As a lover of all things simple and minimal, my work is crafted to help you find peace and edify your soul. Every photograph I offer is printed and framed with the same devotion to craft — an invitation to live with beauty every day.
