Sunrise at Work
Sunrise at Work is a black-and-white cattle ranch print from the San Luis Valley, Colorado. I framed this with the cattle in the foreground to show what the job really looks like—working the herd on horseback across a wide valley. The mountains in the background help show the scale of the place. It’s a straight documentary-style western photo that works well as black-and-white wall art in a home or office.
Sales and Returns
- All of the artwork is custom-made, therefore all sales are final and there are no returns or refunds. Please contact me immediately if there is damage from shipping. If something out of the ordinary happens – if a mountain goat riding an eagle makes away with it, then contact me, I want to help. Say you change your mind, your dog ate it, or you commit mountain goat fraud, then it’s on you.
Shipping
- Please allow 3 weeks for production and shipping. Shipping is included in the price within the mainland of the United States. Please contact me for a quote to ship to Alaska, Hawaii, or internationally. Please contact me immediately if there is damage from shipping.
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Print Size
- All prints come with a 1.5 inch white border. All sizes listed on the website are of the actual printed image. For example, a 10”x10” photo will be on a 13”x13” piece of paper, a 16”x24” photo will be printed on a 19”x27” paper. This will make framing easier and ensure that the photo will not be covered by the frame or matting. If you need help with sizing then click here to message me.
Superimposing
- If you cannot decide on which image to select you may send me a photo of your room/space and I’d be happy to digitally superimpose up to a few images on your wall. This way you can vizualize how it will look in your room next to your lava lamp.
Paper and Print Quality
- These are not just posters! I've tested many papers that show my work in the best way possible, using paper from manufactures that were founded in the 1500s – yes, well before the 1980s! These papers and inks are of archive quality and are designed to last a really, really long time. They're thick and show color and light contrast well. Avoid touching printed area or exposure to direct sunlight.
Computer screen vs Paper
- Please be aware that the appearance of prints may differ from what you see on your computer screen. This is because screens have varying color and contrast settings and emit light. Rest assured; your print will have even more detail than the screen shows. That’s why printing is so fun!
Framing
- The prints do not come with framing or built in mounting capabilities – yet. If you would like to frame your print, I recommend visiting your professional local framing shop where they will guide you on mounting and glass options.
Lighting and Care
- To ensure the longevity of your print, It’s recommended avoiding direct sunlight and fluorescent lighting. Dont fold it, lick it, set it a fire, or wash it, like ever.
I am determined to give you the best possible prints and make sure you are completely happy with them.
