Fine Art Photography For Commercial Spaces

Fine Art Photography for Commercial Spaces

Great art doesn't just fill a wall, it opens a window to something more. Compelling scenes, discovered in fleeting moments of exceptional light, framed through a photographer's distinctive eye. More than decoration, each image is an experience that stays with all who visit the space.

While some of the aspens have already dropped their leaves, a multitude of vibrant colors still blanket the forested hillsides along Kebler Pass beneath the rugged peaks of East Beckwith Mountain near Crested Butte, Colorado.

Buying directly from the photographer, rather than through a stock agency or a general art consultant, means the sizing, substrate and framing are built around your actual wall rather than pulled from a shelf. There's no gallery markup, and a proposal typically comes back within two business days rather than the weeks a formal procurement process can take.

Every image starts in the field. I photograph the natural and built landscapes of the American West — Colorado, the Rocky Mountains, the desert Southwest and the Pacific Coast — waiting for the light and the moment when everything comes together. What goes on the wall is an original photograph, not a reproduction pulled from a catalog.

In 2016, I donated a piece, "High Country Harvest," to the Foundation for Photo/Art in Hospitals, a nonprofit built around placing original art in patient spaces to support healing. It's placement I'd gladly repeat.

Spaces Served

- Hospitals & outpatient clinics
- Hotels, resorts & hospitality
- Senior living & memory care
- Corporate offices & conference spaces
- Medical, dental & professional offices
- Salons, spas & Multi-Family spaces

What I Offer

Every piece is available in the material that suits the space. Metal has a vivid, glossy finish, is non-porous and wipes clean, which makes it the standard choice for clinical settings and any high-traffic corridor. Acrylic gives an image real depth and a glass-like glow, and reads as the most premium of the options. Gallery canvas is lightweight with no glass, a practical, cost-effective choice at scale for offices and senior living common areas. The same canvas is also available traditionally framed for a more finished look in reception areas and lobbies. Prints are also available matted and framed under optically clear acrylic, for a traditional gallery presentation. I'll help you choose based on where the piece is going and how much traffic it sees.

Standard sizes run from 16×24 up to 40×60, with panoramic formats to 108 inches wide on select images — well suited to corridors and long reception walls. Custom sizing is available on any piece if you have an exact wall in mind.

Trade pricing is 25% off list for design, healthcare, hospitality and commercial accounts, with additional volume tiers at 10 and 25 pieces. Prints start at $200 in metal or canvas at the smallest standard size. Acrylic and matted paper are quoted individually given the finish involved. The full size and price list is included automatically with your proposal, or available on request.

Send a photo of the space, a floor plan, or just the wall dimensions, and I'll return a curated selection with a real mockup showing the piece in place, along with firm pricing, within two business days. There's no charge for the proposal or the mockup, and no obligation attached to either.

Send me the space. I'll send back a proposal.

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Published in Outdoor Photographer Magazine, NationalGeographic.com, Landscape Photography Magazine and Practical Photography. Exhibited in Brooklyn NY, Boston MA and Los Angeles CA. Images currently placed through TurningArt, PS Art Consulting, American Furniture Warehouse, and the Foundation for Photo/Art in Hospitals.

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