Prints are ordered by clicking the Order Print button located at the bottom of each displayed image.  Click here to go to the checkout center to edit your cart and/or finalize your order.

Print Sizes and Suggestions
The native or natural aspect ratio (the proportion of height to width) of the photographs I take are approximately 4x6. A 4x6 print is typically the print size you get for snap shots developed at your local  photo lab.  All gallery images on this web site are displayed using this (4x6) aspect ratio.

I can print pictures in several different sizes, but you need to be aware that some of these sizes will require the image to be cropped.  For example, 4x6, 5x8, and 7x11 have the same approximate native aspect ratio.  This means that a print of any of these sizes will not need to be cropped.  Prints of any of these sizes will appear very close to what is displayed in the gallery with respect to subject matter. This doesn't mean that they will not be cropped, only that they do not have to be cropped.  (I usually will enlarge and crop to bring in small or distant subjects.)  On the other hand, standard large frame sizes such as 5x7 or 8x10  have different aspect ratios (the proportion of height to width is much different than what is naturally captured by the camera).  These sizes will have to be cropped.  In most cases this is not a big deal.  However, in some shots (like group pictures) where the subject consumes almost the entire width of the picture, cropping is a problem.  

My suggestion is that if you really want a 5x7 or 8x10 then by all means go with that.  If you don't have a strong preference for one of these standard frame sizes, then I would go with either 4x6 or 5x8.

Turn Around Time

I will try to get the pictures printed within a few days of receiving the request.  I can do special rush prints upon request. If you have special time requirements, please indicate so in the Comments section on the order form.

Delivery

Prints will be sent to you via postal mail. Digital images will be sent to you via email.

Payment

Along with your prints you will receive an invoice for you order with a windowed envelope to be used for your remittance. For digital images, the invoice will be sent to you via postal mail. The invoice will have a tear-off payment stub that should be placed in the return envelope (so that the destination and return addresses are visible through the windows) along with your payment. Checks should be made out to MBR Consultants, Inc. Do not send cash through the mail. At this time, I do not accept credit cards.