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Fine Art Prints for Sale

My Favorite Prints For Sale

Over the decades that I’ve been snapping the shutter on my various cameras, I have accumulated a rather large portfolio of photographs.

Some of these photographs are now available for those of you who may be interested in decorating your home or office.

I’ve selected about 50 of my favorites into the four below categories that correspond to my lifelong interests. Browse through them to see if one or more might fit on one of your unused wall.

Prints are available in four sizes: 5×7, 8×10, 11×14 and 13×19 for immediate delivery to the U.S.A or Canada.

I hope you enjoy browsing through these collections from my portfolio. 

Thanks for your interest.

Flowers and Foliage

A Small Collection of Nature’s Color

When I’m walking with my camera, I can’t help but stop, admire and photograph the flowers along the way. These walks might be close to home along the neighboring streets, strolling in one of the nearby gardens or hiking through some of our country’s amazing national parks. There are flowers everywhere.

And while an admirer of flowers is called an anthophile, I’m definitely not an expert. In fact, I know the names of only a few.

Anyway, let me just present my photo collection of flowers and foliage

Wildlife Photography

Fauna in the U.S.A.

My “serious” photography adventures have me lugging a couple of cameras and a few lenses into the wild outdoors.

A long lens lets me capture four footed or slow moving animals in the field easily if I remember to be patient.

I’ve found that capturing flying birds with a camera are one of the most challenging endeavors. Fast moving birds are difficult to track with a long lens and using a shorter lens produces smaller subjects in the image.

I’ve thrown away countless images of wildlife that were blurry, poorly exposed, badly composed, etc. Below are a few that I’ve kept over the years.