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All images on this web site are available as Limited Edition Prints. Most of the images are taken in the Great Bear Rainforest and can be ordered online. The Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia, Canada is the largest intact, unprotected coastal temperate rainforest left in the world. Home to culturally rich First Nation communities, 1000-year-old red cedars, grizzly bears and the rare white "Spirit" bear.

Limited Edition Prints are limited to 1000 in each of three size categories: 8 x 10, 11 x 14 and 16 x 20. These fine photographs are printed from high-end digital master files created with Ron’s direct supervision and approval. All prints are supplied with a signature of authenticity and are numbered on the print. Matted and framed prints are also available at an extra charge. Mats are made of acid-free archival museum board with all acid-free materials used for mounting and backing. Please contact us for matting and framing prices and shipping costs.

Ron deeply respects the sacred trust that nature photographers hold to reproduce no more than what was actually before their lens. He never added subject matter or colors not present at the scene, nor removed distractions, such as twigs or wires. He did correct objectionable film artifacts, such as scratches from improper handling by publishers, emulsion flaws, and film-based color crossover effects.

Prices
Below are prices for Limited Edition Prints on Archive photographic paper.

Ordering
You may order prints online from the individual gallery pages. There are order links at the bottom of each photo. If you have completed your order, you may view your cart and check out by clicking the button below. If you have any questions or would like to order by phone, please call 1.403.397.1331.

Shipping
We will ship anywhere in North America within 7 days for a flat fee of $20.00 Cdn. Please contact us for special order or international shipping costs.

NOTE: Please keep in mind that photographic prints use different processes than web sites, books and magazines, and therefore will often appear different from such published reproductions. The artist normally chooses to match them to the original transparency, rather than to any published reproduction, however fine.