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It is possible to purchase prints of most of the images on this site. Prints are available either framed or unframed. Images are printed at West Coast Imaging on glossy archival paper.
Photographs are either 6x7cm or 35mm formats. Below are rough estimates of unframed sizes I print from the 6x7 transparencies along with a current estmated price, which is subject to change at any time (all dimensions are rounded off and in inches):
8 x 10 $70
11 x 15 $110
14 x 18 $180
16 x 20 $225
24 x 30 $325
32 x 40 $410
40 x 50 $525
The panoramic images on this site have different dimensions and are sometimes more expensive to print.
Even larger prints can be made from most of these original negatives. Prices for larger sizes (and for most panoramic images) are negotiable. We can also negotiate for framed prints.
Depending on the image, I usually print just three sizes from 35mm slides:
11 x 14 $85
16 x 20 $180
20 x 30 $210
(The sizes above are approximate and refer to the paper the image is printed on. 35mm film has a format ration of 2:3, so an uncropped image on 16 x 20 paper would be 13.33 x 20. 6 x7cm medium format images fill standard paper dimensions fairly precisely.)
Images are also available for exclusive or non-exclusive use in a variety of different publications. Rates are based on industry standards, but vary widely based on job specifications. Please contact me for a quote.
Many of the images on the Inner Columbia Basin image gallery page can be found in the book Columbia Highlands.
I have many other images, including images of 57 national forests, 12 national parks, 6 national wildlife refugues, 11 BLM districts and 5 national monuments. Many of them are scanned and organized on my computer. Most of them are lying all mixed together in a big box in the attic and it's kind of a pain in the butt to try and dig something up, but if you're looking for a photograph of a national forest or a park or something like that, I'm a good person to ask. My top five best selling images—all of fire-fighters and loggers doing their jobs—aren't even on this site. I think I could do a tidy business just selling photos of fire fighting and logging shows, but I'm not much of a businessman.
I have done portrait work, mostly of horses and dogs, but occasionally other people.
To order prints or use images, simply make a note of the image(s) title and contact me by phone or email. Payment options include cash, check, travelers check, money order, Pay Pal, wire transfer, bank bearer bonds, in-kind services, and gold, silver or any other precious metal listed on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
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