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Ordering prints from your gallery

How to buy prints, what the crop warning means, and when they arrive.

1 min read· Updated 2 August 2026

Placing an order

  1. Open the photo you want and choose the print or buy option.
  2. Pick a size and finish. You'll see the photo previewed on the product at its real shape.
  3. Add it to your cart, then check out and pay by card.

The crop warning

If the shape of the print doesn't match the shape of the photo, you'll be warned that some of the edges will be cut off. This matters most for tight portraits — worth reading before you order rather than after it arrives. Choosing a size closer to the photo's own proportions avoids it.

Delivery

Prints are made and posted by a professional lab and come straight to you, not via your photographer. Shipping is shown as its own line at checkout, before you pay. Framed pieces cost more to ship because they're heavy and fragile.

Note

Your card payment goes to your photographer's own account. Prices, sizes and what's available are all set by them.