How to Order a Photo And Support What I do.
(Pro tip: It’s really fast and really easy!)
1. Find Your Gallery – Head to the gallery link you were given (usually shared after a game, event, or session). If you don’t have the link, check the event page on this site or reach out and I’ll send it to you.
2. Browse and Select Your Photo – Click through the gallery to find the shot you want. You can view a larger preview by clicking on any thumbnail.
3. Add to Cart – Once you’ve picked your photo, simply add it to your cart. You can add as many photos as you like before checking out. You get the full resolution digital file that you can take anywhere you like and have it printed as many times as you like, at any size you like.
4. Checkout – Review your cart, enter your payment details, and complete your order securely through the site.
5. Delivery – Your digital file will be available for download immediately. Save it to whatever device is convenient for you. (Photos are delivered free of any watermarks)
Need Help?
If you run into any trouble finding a photo or placing an order, contact me and I’ll get it sorted out for you!
A Quick Word About Purchasing vs. Screenshotting
I get it, it’s tempting to just screenshot a photo in the gallery instead of ordering a photo. But here’s the thing:
That’s straight up theft.
Every game I show up to, every sideline I stand on, every early morning drive and cold rainy match I shoot, that’s time, money, gear and effort that goes into getting you that shot. Buying a print (or a digital download) is how I cover my overhead and lets me keep doing this.
So here’s my honest ask: if you love a photo enough to want it, please order it properly instead of grabbing a screenshot and stripping my watermark. It genuinely makes a HUGE difference, and it’s what will keep me showing up to shoot your games, your kids’ games, and your team’s season.
And I’ll be straight with you: if I find a photo was stolen instead of purchased, not only will I file a copyright claim for that image, but that’ll be the last photo I ever take of you or for you ever again, if I come to your game at all. Not out of spite, but because if you’re willing to to steal a photo that a photographer paid out of their own pocket to create of you – a photo they’re selling for less than the cost of your morning coffee – then there’s no point in believing you won’t do it again and again. I have no interest in paying out of my own pocket to supply you with free photos.
Thanks for understanding, and thanks for supporting the work I do – and the work of ALL photographers.