My fine art images are digital photographic prints made from both 35 mm slides and a digital SLR cameras (since 2003). The slide film was mostly Fujichrome Velvia 50, which is noted for vibrant color saturation.

My color lab consists of a light table, Nikon LS-4000 slide scanner, a Mac computer utilizing the latest Photoshop software, and Epson 2200 photo printer (for archival prints up to 12"x18" in size). This system allows almost perfect reproduction of original slides and images shot from a digital camera.

Larger size Chromira Crystal Archive prints (up to 20"x30") are made at Digicraft in Portland (www.digicraft.net). A system of red, green and blue light-emitting diodes expose the silver emulsions on Fuji Crystal Archive photographic paper. The print quality of Chromira is truly stunning! Prints are said to last more than 70 years before any fading even begins.

Fine Art Prints:

• All prints are archivally mounted, double-matted (white with black core mats), personally signed, and sealed in clear plastic slips.
• Framed price includes metal Nielsen "Dusk" frame with glass, ready to hang. Frame sizes are slightly larger than "Overall Size".
• Shipping and handling cost includes insurance.
• Please allow 2 weeks to process your order, plus delivery time by UPS-ground shipping.
• Copyrighted "fine art" prints cannot be used for purposes other than home/office viewing. For stock useage, see "Stock Photo Prices" below.

Stock Photo Prices:
"Stock" photos are copyrighted © images used in websites, brochures, advertising, articles, PowerPoint shows, screensavers, newsletters, packaging, billboards, etc. All images on this website (as well as hundreds more in Darryl's collection) are available at a price for stock useage.

Stock prices (also called "license" or use fees) are generally based on the value of the image to a particular client. The price of a photo can vary considerably, depending on how it is used, image placement and size, distribution, length of time displayed, budget considerations, etc. Licensing is normally for one-time, non-exclusive usage rights. Prices can be discounted for use of multiple images, or multiple use of a single image.

The price includes preparation of one or more Photoshop files onto a CD, and delivery of the CD to the client. Photos are usually TIFF formatted, for either PC or Macintosh. Resolution is normally 300 pixels/inch for print use, and 72 pixels/inch for electronic use. In some cases, images can be e-mailed as TIFF or JPEG files, although colors are not always consistent in e-mail transfers.

Please phone 541-387-2217 or e-mail for more information or a price quote.

Special Assignments, Commissions, and Scans:
Darryl is available for special photo assignments and commissions. He also offers computer services for low- or high-resolution scanning (slides or negatives), preparation of images in Photoshop, and printing up to 12"x18" in size. He uses an Epson 2200 printer wtih pigmented inks and various photo papers for archival prints.. Computer and printing services are charged at a rate of $60/hour plus expenses. Please call 541-387-2217 or e-mail for a quote on a special photographic assignment or commission.

Displays of my fine art images can be viewed at:

1) The Longshadow Photo Gallery, at 1025 State Street, Hood River, Oregon. Only 7 blocks west of downtown (on the street above Oak), look for a white shaked house with a rock fireplace and a little "Photo Gallery" sign on the garage. The gallery will usually be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., unless I'm out on errands, hiking or shooting pictures. To be sure, please call (541-387-2217) or e-mail a day or so before your visit.

2) Columbia Art Gallery, Columbia Center for the Arts, 215 Cascade Ave., Hood River, Oregon (541) 387-8877

3) Frame Gallery, 402 Oak Street, Hood River, Oregon (541) 386-1844.

4) Collage of the Gorge, 111 E. Jewett Blvd., White Salmon, Washington. (877) 823-5423.