All prints, except for the University of York one, are limited edition - meaning that I will only produce 850 of each, so you're unlikely to see one on a friend's wall in the future. They are all also signed and captioned by hand, and the limited edition prints are individually numbered. Each comes with an information sheet about what's in the picture and how it was done. The printed part of each picture measures 72-92mm x 560mm (2.8-3.6" x 22"). Including the border and mount, the pictures are 238mm x 705mm (9.4" x 27.8"). If you choose to order a frame, it will be made to order so sizes may vary, but you can assume an extra 30mm (1.2") height and width.

The pictures are printed using an Epson 6-colour ink system onto Red River 47lb Premium Matte paper. I chose this combination because I think the results are fantastic - the matte paper gives a finish that is perfectly precise without being glossy - somewhere between a photograph and a painting. The prints should last many years without significant fading, but for good results they should ideally be stored behind glass or plastic. I print the pictures in batches as small as possible, so they aren't lying around for a long time before being sent out.

My pictures can also be seen in York Minster Shop, The Braithwaite Gallery (Low Petergate, York), Image (High Petergate, York), Look Gallery (Castlegate, Helmsley) and Rustique Restaurant (Castlegate, York).

including St. Mary's Church, Castlegate House and the bottom of Castlegate
including the railway headquarters, war memorial, city walls, memorial gardens and Lendal Bridge
campus at Heslington, including Derwent College and Heslington Hall
including York Minster, the Minster Library and Archives and the Kohima war memorial
full interior of the Minster with the West Window as the centrepiece

I'm currently working on a picture of the Museum Gardens (with the Yorkshire Museum and the ruin of St. Mary's Abbey).

Also, I've been photographing in St. Helen's Square, Helmsley Castle and am planning a black and white picture from inside St. Mary's Abbey. Any other suggestions are always welcome!