Frequently Asked Questions

Prints are available in a range of sizes from A4 up to A1. Some images are also available as large panoramic prints. All prints are fulfilled through Picfair, and you can see the full range of sizes and prices on each print's page.

Standard prints are on premium giclée photo paper with a lustre finish, which offers excellent colour accuracy and longevity. Canvas prints, framed prints, and acrylic options are also available through Picfair.

UK delivery typically takes 3-5 working days. International shipping is available and usually takes 7-14 working days depending on the destination. All prints are carefully packaged in rigid tubes or flat packs to prevent damage in transit.

Yes — I offer licensing for editorial, commercial, and personal projects. Please get in touch via the contact page with details of how you'd like to use the image, and I'll provide a quote. Licensing terms and pricing vary depending on usage, duration, and territory.

Absolutely — I'm open to just about anything. Whether it's something you already have in mind or just the seed of an idea, I'd love to hear about it. Drop me a message through the contact page and let's see what we can create together.

This depends on the scope of the project. For a straightforward shoot, you can typically expect edited images within 2-3 weeks. For larger projects, I'll provide a timeline during the briefing stage. Weather-dependent landscape work sometimes requires flexibility.

If your print arrives damaged, please contact me within 7 days with a photo of the damage and I'll arrange a replacement through Picfair. As prints are produced to order, I'm unable to accept returns for change of mind — but I'm always happy to help you choose the right size and finish before you order.

Yes, high-resolution digital downloads are available for most images through Picfair. These are suitable for personal use such as wallpapers and screensavers. For commercial digital use, please enquire about licensing.

My main camera is a Fujifilm X-T30. I love both film and digital — for film I shoot with an Olympus OM-1 and have a few other film cameras I rotate through, including a Nikon FM2 which is one of my all-time favourites. My Sony A5000 comes out when conditions get rough, since I don't mind if it takes a beating.

If you've purchased a print or digital download, you're welcome to share a photo of it on social media with credit. However, the digital files themselves are not licensed for redistribution on social media without a separate licence. If you'd like to share or repost one of my images, please get in touch first.