I will attempt to explain the cropping process from original media capture to print paper here:

**Print sizes from 35mm slide or negative originals:
Image size of 35mm film is 24x36mm in the camera, a ratio of 2 to 3, which I usually preserve
in the printing process. If un-cropped, they do not fill standard photo paper sizes to all 4 edges

**Print sizes from med format film originals - Photographs in this format were taken from 1991
to 1995 of the stage & lighting design except for the few b&w hasselblad images at Dillon '74
Medium format film is 2.25" square in the camera and then cropped to fully fit standard photo paper sizes

^Price for the 2nd (or more) prints of the same image.
Multiple prints must be ordered at the same time and shipped together to one address
Custom size prints are also available - write or call for a quote
Some amount of cropping compared to what appears on this web site may occur in printing
at the artistic discretion of the photographer

About Payment

Payment to be made in advance by check, MO or credit card

Important note for credit card customers.
As a freelance photographer with mostly corporate clients, I do not have the volume of
retail business to warrant the maintenance of a merchant account. Thusly
Credit Cards taken for purchasing prints here are processed by YankeeHarvest.com which is family related
business & purveyor of New England gifts, crafts & food. Feel free to check out their site.
They take all credit cards including international.

About packing, shipping & framing

8.5x11 Photographs are carefully packaged and shipped via US priority mail.
Larger sizes & orders valued over $200 are shipped via Federal Express.
Fed-X shipments are insured against damage in transport and must be signed for.

Prints are shipped un-mounted, flat, or in tubes when size requires. I do not mount, matt or frame.
Shipping framed prints properly is expensive and more at risk to damage.
I believe framing to be a personal procedure dependant on your taste and environment.
You should consult your local framer for the best presentation in your home or office.
If you really feel that you would order a limited edition print if I were to frame them here,
please let me know. I will take it into serious consideration on a case by case basis.