Charleston Bridge Photos FAQs - Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
1) What form do your prints come in? Are they protected from damage during shipping?
Each of these collector’s items comes with in an acid free white mat and is hand signed in pencil in sizes ready to be framed in a store bought frame. Of course, we recommend taking your print to a frame shop to put a custom protective frame/glass that matches your décor. Included in the flat shipping fee are materials that will protect your print during shipping such as bubble wrap.
2) Is sales tax included in the price? Is shipping included?
No sales tax is charged on these prints. Shipping charges are flat fees: $6 for purchases totaling between $35 and $50. $8 for purchases between $50 and $100. $9 for purchases over $100. Included in this fee is protective packaging for your bridge prints.
3) When was the Ravenel in Color # 1 photo on the home page taken? I don’t remember seeing the bridge lit in color.
It was taken on Monday July 11th, 2005 during a gala on the Ravenel Bridge. This was three days before the grand opening Fireworks ceremony on July 14th in Charleston, SC.
4) Do you offer your prints in larger sizes?
Yes, please email us with specific size requirements and we will do our best to accommodate your request. As a general rule, the prints will enlarge to 24” x 36” with good resolution.
5) I am interested in Charleston Bridge Art for my office, but we are not in a position to purchase art at this time. Do you offer any art leasing plans?
Yes, we are in the process of putting together a plan where local Charleston area businesses could essentially lease framed prints from us and have them rotated on a regular basis without incurring the higher cost of buying custom framed pieces.
6) What kind of photography gear do you use?
I have a somewhat simple setup. I use a Nikon N80 body with Nikon lenses. I have a 28-80mm lens for landscapes shots and a 70-300 mm lens for distant shots. The 70-300mm was used on all of the fireworks photos. I always use a tripod and shoot primarily Velvia 50 slide film.
