"Every photograph is a collaboration between light and patience. I don't take pictures — I wait for the land to reveal itself."
— Griffin
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Museum-Quality Fine Art Prints
Each print is produced on archival Hahnemühle paper using pigment inks rated for 100+ years. Signed, numbered, and shipped with a certificate of authenticity.
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Limited edition fine art prints — signed & numbered
The Craft Behind Every Print
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Gallery-Grade Paper
Every print is produced on Hahnemühle Photo Rag — 100% cotton, acid-free, museum-grade fine art paper with a smooth matte finish.
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Archival Pigment Inks
Printed using 12-colour pigment inkjet technology rated for 100+ years of fade resistance. Your print will outlast you.
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Signed & Certified
Each limited edition print is hand-signed, numbered, and ships with a certificate of authenticity and artist's note.
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Delivered With Care
Every print is flat-packed in acid-free tissue, sandwiched between rigid boards, and shipped in a custom box. Fully insured, tracked, and delivered to your door.
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The Photographer
Every Landscape Tells a Story
I've spent the last decade chasing light across six continents — from the frozen fjords of Patagonia to the volcanic highlands of Iceland. My work is driven by a simple belief: nature's most extraordinary moments happen when no one is watching.
Each photograph is the result of careful planning, long hikes, and hours of patience waiting for the perfect conditions. I specialise in dramatic light, bold compositions, and images that make you feel like you're standing there.
12
Years shooting
35
Countries
200
Prints sold
The Journey
2014
Picked up a camera for the first time on a road trip through New Zealand. Never put it down.
2016
First published image in Outdoor Photographer magazine. Quit the day job three months later.
2018
Solo expedition through Patagonia. Shot "Eternal Summit" — still the best-selling print in the collection.
2020
Featured in National Geographic's "Emerging Landscape Photographers" series.
2022
Opened the online print store. First limited edition sold out within 48 hours.
2025
200th print shipped. Three-month expedition across Iceland, Norway, and the Faroe Islands.
My Gear
The tools I trust in the field. Nothing flashy — just reliable kit that handles extreme conditions.
Camera Body
Sony A7R V — 61MP full-frame. The resolution I need for large-format prints.
Wide Angle
Sony 16-35mm f/2.8 GM II — My most-used lens. Sharp corner to corner.
Telephoto
Sony 70-200mm f/2.8 GM II — For compressed landscapes and isolating details.
Tripod
Really Right Stuff TVC-34L — Heavy, stable, built for wind and rough terrain.
Filters
NiSi 100mm system — 6-stop & 10-stop NDs, medium grad, natural night.
Pack
F-Stop Tilopa — 50L, fits all the above plus layers for alpine conditions.
Work With Me
Commissions & Licensing
Looking for a specific image for your home, office, or hotel? I take on select commissions and license images for editorial and commercial use.
Get In Touch
Let's Talk
Whether you're interested in a print, have a licensing enquiry, or just want to say hello — I'd love to hear from you.
LocationMelbourne, Australia
Social@griffin on Instagram
ResponseUsually within 24–48 hours
Common Questions
How long does shipping take?
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Australia: 3–5 business days. International: 7–14 business days depending on destination. All orders are tracked and insured.
What paper do you print on?
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Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm — a 100% cotton, acid-free, museum-grade fine art paper. It's the same paper used by galleries worldwide.
Do you offer framing?
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Not currently — prints ship unframed so you can choose framing that matches your space. I recommend a simple float mount or gallery frame in black or natural timber.
Can I license an image?
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Yes — I license images for editorial, commercial, and interior design projects. Get in touch with details about your intended use and I'll send through a quote.
What does "limited edition" mean?
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Each limited edition print has a fixed run — once they're sold, that image is retired from the shop permanently. Every print is numbered (e.g., 7/25) and comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
Every print is carefully flat-packed in acid-free tissue paper, sandwiched between two rigid cardboard boards, and placed in a custom-fit shipping box. All orders are fully insured and tracked from door to door.
Australia — $25 AUD flat rate, 3–5 business days
New Zealand — $40 AUD, 5–8 business days
United States & Canada — $55 AUD, 7–12 business days
Europe & UK — $60 AUD, 7–14 business days
Rest of World — $70 AUD, 10–18 business days
Free shipping on all orders over $1,000 AUD
Returns & Exchanges
I want you to be thrilled with your print. If it arrives damaged or you're not happy with the quality, reach out within 14 days and I'll make it right — either a replacement or a full refund.
Prints must be in original packaging and unused
Damaged prints — send a photo of the damage and I'll ship a replacement immediately
Change of mind — returns accepted within 14 days, buyer covers return shipping
Custom or commissioned work is non-refundable
Processing Time
Each print is produced to order — there's no warehouse of pre-printed stock. Allow 3–5 business days for production before shipping. Limited editions may take slightly longer during high demand periods.
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Print Quality
Every detail matters. From the paper to the ink to the final inspection — here's exactly what goes into each print.
The Paper
All prints are produced on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm — a 100% cotton, acid-free, museum-grade fine art paper. It's the same paper trusted by galleries, museums, and collectors worldwide. The smooth matte surface produces exceptional tonal range and depth, with rich blacks and clean highlights.
The Ink
Printed using a 12-colour archival pigment inkjet system (not dye-based). These inks are rated for 100+ years of fade resistance under museum display conditions. Your print will look as vivid in 50 years as it does the day it arrives.
Colour Accuracy
Every image is individually colour-profiled for the specific paper and ink combination. I personally review test prints before approving any new image for the shop. What you see on my website is as close to the final print as your screen allows — but the real thing is always better.
Quality Control
Each print is inspected under controlled lighting before packaging
Prints with any imperfection — even minor — are rejected and reprinted
Limited editions are hand-signed and numbered in pencil on the front border
A signed certificate of authenticity is included with every limited edition
Sizes & Borders
All prints include a white border (approximately 2–3cm) around the image for clean presentation and easy framing. The listed sizes refer to the paper size — the image area sits within.
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Licensing
My images are available for editorial, commercial, and interior design use. Here's how it works.
What's Available
Most images in the gallery and shop are available for licensing. Usage rights are granted per-project and priced based on the scope of use, audience size, and duration.
Send me a message through the contact page with the following details:
Which image(s) you're interested in
How you plan to use them (editorial, commercial, etc.)
Where it will be displayed (print, web, social, physical space)
Expected audience size or reach
Duration of use (one-time, 1 year, perpetual)
I'll respond within 48 hours with a custom quote. Licensing fees start from $150 AUD for small editorial use.
What's Not Included
Exclusive rights are negotiated separately and priced accordingly
AI training or dataset inclusion is not permitted under any license
Resale or sub-licensing of images is not allowed
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I order a print?
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Browse the Shop, select a print, choose your size, and click "Enquire About This Print." I'll reply with payment details and confirm your order within 24 hours.
What payment methods do you accept?
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Bank transfer, PayPal, and credit card (via Stripe invoice). All prices are in AUD. I'll send a secure payment link once your order is confirmed.
How long does production take?
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Each print is made to order. Allow 3–5 business days for production, then add shipping time based on your location. Rush orders may be available — just ask.
Do you ship internationally?
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Yes — worldwide. All international orders are tracked and insured. See the Shipping & Returns page for rates and delivery times.
What sizes are available?
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Standard sizes range from 12×18" to 40×60". Custom sizes are available on request for most images. Larger formats (up to 60×90") are possible for select high-resolution images.
Do prints come framed?
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Prints ship unframed — this keeps costs down and lets you choose framing to match your space. I recommend a float mount or a simple gallery frame in black or natural timber.
What's the difference between limited and open edition?
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Limited editions have a fixed number of prints (e.g., 25). Once sold out, the image is permanently retired. Each is signed, numbered, and includes a certificate of authenticity. Open editions have no cap — they're available indefinitely at a lower price point, still printed on the same museum-grade paper.
Can I return a print?
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Yes — within 14 days if unused and in original packaging. Damaged prints are replaced immediately at no cost. See Shipping & Returns for full details.
Can I visit your studio?
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I'm based in Melbourne, Australia. Studio visits are by appointment only — send me a message and we'll arrange a time. It's a great way to see prints in person before buying.
Do you do commissions?
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Occasionally — for clients who want a specific location or subject captured to order. Commissions start from $2,500 AUD and include a signed limited edition print. Get in touch to discuss.
