Unless damaged during shipping, I don't accept returns, exchanges, or refunds on prints larger than 16 by 20 inches, canvas wraps of any size, or large custom-sized prints; all sales of these items are final. Also, all shipping charges for these items are non-refundable.

Should your order be damaged during shipping, please take a photo of the damaged item(s) using your smart phone or camera. Also be sure to photograph the damage to the outside of the packaging; this will be very helpful for filing an insurance claim. Once I verify the damage, I will resend or refund your order right away.

I prefer the look of a high quality matte surface paper, but for subjects with bright colors and saturated colors, many people prefer glossy or metallic surface papers. It really comes down to a personal choice.

One consideration: If you're planning on placing your print in a frame without a matte, then the print will come in direct contact with the surface of the glass. For this application, I would recommend a matte surface paper. Various problems can arise when glossy papers are placed in direct contact with glass.

For printing note cards at home, I recommend Red River Paper. They sell some wonderful matte surface papers designed specifically for note and greeting cards, including a square format option!

Because my images are offered in a variety of sizes, some minor cropping will occur dependent on each image's size ratio. Make sure to view all the accompanying photos with each listing to see these differences.

Requests for a digital file larger than 24x36 will incur an additional $2.00 cost applied to the item.

You can print your files...

1) By uploading your file(s) to your local print shop or store. Costco, Staples, and Target all offer printing services. Also check your area for a local professional photo-finishing lab, which may offer a wider variety of product options.

2) By uploading your file(s) to an online photo-finishing service. Four services that I can recommend are White House Custom Colour, Bay Photo, Shutterfly, and Nations Photo Lab.

3) At home using your own inkjet printer and paper; fun to do!

While I don't offer framing at this time, quality frames can be found right here on Etsy! One of my favorite shops is Cheeky Sheep Wood Shop. Here's the link:
https://www.etsy.com/shop/CheekySheepWoodShop?ref=search_shop_redirect

Explore the frame options at regional outlets of large retailers like Michaels Craft Stores, Costco and IKEA. These companies also offer a variety of frames through their online catalogs. Also check out the following frame company websites: arttoframe.com, framebridge.com, frameusa.com, and frameiteasy.com.

All images are fully copyrighted; David M. Schrader is the sole, exclusive owner and holder of the copyright for all listed images; copyright does not transfer with any download purchase.

Downloads are for PERSONAL USE ONLY. Any use that results in financial gain, including but not limited to: advertising, stock photography, print sale profits, or resale of any nature, is not allowed.

IMPORTANT:
- Sharing or selling of digital files or printed versions via any online or physical venue is not allowed.
- Images may not be reproduced, distributed, copied, traced, or made into derivative works in whole or in part.

Further usage details can be found in an Instructions PDF file which is included with each download purchase.

Online print services are setup so that customers can upload files directly to a dedicated form webpage for printing. You shouldn't ever have to send a file to a printer as an e-mail attachment.

On the rare occasion that you do have to send your file via e-mail, be aware that e-mail applications may compress attached files (dependent on user preferences), possibly resulting in reduced image quality.