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Prints

Archival prints are available for purchase. Every print is made from high-resolution TIFF or RAW files toned to the highest standards and printed with archival Ultrachrome K3 inks.

All photographs are protected by copyright. Prints are sold for PERSONAL USE ONLY - Hang it on your wall, but please don't copy.


Photo: Bulldozer, 1994

Licensing

My work is fully searchable and can be licensed through PhotoShelter. Rates can be found there.

For further information and archive search tips, scroll down.

Proceeds from prints of my punk rock photographs are spent preserving that historic archive.

My entire career archive, over 80,000 photographs from 1984 to the present, is fully searchable at PhotoShelter. Use the box below to search the archive.

Prints & Licensing

The Archive

Photographs are searchable through a number of terms, the most common being names, but also via subject matter and content.

By going to my photoshelter page, the following advanced search can be accessed:

Keywords

Every photograph in my PhotoShelter archive is keyworded to make searches easy and quick.

Keywords common to all photographs are:

year- for example, search for: 1986 or 2007

country – usa, poland, ghana

state – california, quebec

The most popular keywords are:

punk – all punk photos are also searchable by venue (in the caption)

tn4, tn5 – 4 and 5 star photographs

animals

fans

goof – people reacting to the camera

media – media hordes, photographers, even a few friends

music – concerts of all kinds, including the punk archive

nature – landscapes, etc.

photographer – people with cameras

polygamy

prank

Keyword Structure

Sports photos are also keyworded action, emotion, fans, coach for the type of sports photo

football, soccer, basketball, etc., for the type of sport

and high school, pro, college, nba, mls, wnba, etc., for the level of sport or league

Search Tips

The easiest search to perform is a person’s name. If I’ve known you, you’re probably in there.

Print Information

Photographs that I’ve made for The Salt Lake Tribune are not available through my site.