Every print in the shop is capped at 50 per size. Not 50 total, 50 for each size offered. A print available in six sizes has 50 available in each of those six sizes, not 50 shared across all of them.
Once a size sells out, it’s gone for good. No reprints, no exceptions. Capping by size instead of by image keeps a large statement piece just as scarce as a small desk print, instead of letting the cheaper size quietly eat up most of the edition.
The shop currently holds 64 prints across six collections:
Iceland,
California,
Death Valley,
Desert & Mojave,
National Parks, and
World Travel. Every one ships as an archival giclée print on 240gsm lustre photo paper, printed edge to edge, rolled for shipping and ready for custom framing.
The prints aren’t individually numbered or signed. The cap is enforced at the shop level: once 50 of a given size sell, that size closes and doesn’t come back.
That’s the whole system. No certificates, no fine print, just a hard limit tracked at checkout. Once a size is gone, it’s gone.
Browse the current collection of limited edition prints.
Related reading:
the print size guide,
giclée vs. photographic prints, and
the Lake Manly story.
