Print details

Prints are available for all of the work you see on my website. Please scroll down to find info on sizes and print options. For inquiries, please contact me at deb@debstoner.com.


These twelve photographs are from my series, "A Year in the Willamette Valley". As a part of the Port of Portland's public art collection, you may have seen these at Portland International Airport. They are archival pigment prints, printed on heavy fine art photography paper, and are signed on the back. The 11" x 14" and the 16" x 20" can be shipped flat. Anything larger must be shipped rolled in a tube.

I offer this series in the following sizes:

26”x32” (the size of the framed prints at PDX) $1200

16"x20" (easy to find ready made frames for 16"x20", or matted 20"x24") $500

11" x 14" (easy to find ready made frames for 11"x14", or matted 16"x20") $350

Larger sizes are available, priced as the prints below.


All of the other images throughout the website are available, with a pdf guide to pricing. After much soul searching, I’ve decided to no longer “edition” the prints. Each print has always, in truth, been a one of a kind object of art rather than a conventionally defined “edition” printed all at once. That leaves us each, me as the artist, and you as the collector, with flexibility as to exact print sizes, print surfaces, and more. I can assure you of this: I have a wide attention span, and when an image has reached its perfect limit, with 10 being the most of any size, it will stop being offered. You may see parts of it in other series; in fact, if you look closely at the work in the six years of Blue Sky Gallery prints, the keen observer will notice that all of those images are actually new versions of older work, new approaches to thinking about creating art.

I offer the prints on my two favorite papers, a fine art satin baryta that has a soft gloss, or a fine art cotton rag paper with a matte finish. As well, dye sublimation on aluminum (often referred to as a metal print) is an option. What’s best? It’s so subjective! Where will you display it, and how would you like to frame it? Let’s talk! While I do not frame my work, except in special instances, I do have terrific framers who I trust you’ll be pleased to work with if you’re in the Portland area.

48”x 68”

40”x 56”

34”x 46” to 34”x 48”

30”x 40”

16”x 20” to 16”x 22”

Largest size of each image (60”x 80” and larger)

And of course there are the pieces that are square or other sizes…they’re all a little bit unique.

A price list is available here. The prices here are the same as when I exhibit at a gallery, and it’s very much appreciated when you buy from the gallery if that’s where you’ve been introduced to my work. Thanks for your interest, and thanks for supporting brick and mortar galleries.