Fine Art Prints

Welcome to my Fine Art Store

Here you can acquire one of my Fine Art Prints and bring it to your space. Below, you can quickly browse all the prints available for purchase; however, I do strongly encourage you to first visit the Gallery section and build a relationship with the prints and their series. This matters to me, as each print has its story and spirit. This is not a place of mass-produced consumerism.

If you decide to purchase one of my prints: Thank You. Really. To be able to make an income from capturing the beauty of the plants that I love so much is such a profound gift. And, truth to be told, a genuine contribution to the income of a farmer!

Your support will help me not only keep producing images, but also keep growing plants!

At the bottom of this page, you can find a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section. If your question remains unresolved, or you just feel like connecting, please feel free to reach out.

- Fernando

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Sizes: Each print is available in eight sizes: four in inches (imperial) and four in centimetres (metric). Choose the format that fits your space best, wherever you are in the world.
Botanical Borders: Each print is offered in two versions: Full image, where the photograph extends edge-to-edge, and Onyx Black Borders, featuring the print's title and the plant’s botanical name. Triptychs always have borders. Please note that the borders slightly reduce the size of the image itself.
Paper: Printed on fine art smooth, matte paper with a soft, glare-free finish. Acid-free and archival for long-term preservation.
Printing Process: Produced using Giclée printing with 1200+ dpi resolution and premium pigment-based inks. This ensures a wide colour gamut, rich tonal depth, and exceptional detail - preserving both vivid colours and subtle gradients with museum-grade longevity.
Framing: Framing is not yet offered, as I am currently evaluating partners that meet my quality standards. I recommend working with a trusted local framer for the best results. If you prefer prints with white borders to simplify framing, please see the “Custom Prints” section below. Also, when envisioning your desired framing, take into account whether you got a print with Botanical Borders or not.
Sustainability: Printed on FSC-certified paper.

Your print will be produced and shipped directly by a regional professional photo lab. In most cases, this means your order will be printed and dispatched within your region, reducing shipping times and avoiding additional customs fees. In rare cases, customs charges may apply depending on the origin and destination.

Most prints ship within 2 to 5 days.

Every order is carefully packaged to ensure your print arrives in perfect condition.

Depending on the size, your print will most likely arrive rolled in a sturdy shipping tube. From the very first moment, please treat it as what it is: a fine art print. Handle it gently, and avoid touching the surface with your bare hands. Latex or cotton gloves are recommended.

Carefully remove the print from the tube and place it on a clean, flat surface, allowing it to relax and flatten naturally. For best results, wait to unroll your print until your framing materials are ready, either at home or with a professional framer.

Although each print is securely packaged, transit mishandling can occasionally occur. If your print arrives damaged or does not meet your quality expectations, please contact me right away. I will gladly arrange a replacement at no additional cost to you.

If you have a specific wish, such as a different paper type or brand, a particular printing process, a custom size, or framing options not listed here, please feel free to reach out. I will be happy to collaborate with you and trusted professional photo labs to create the result you’re looking for.

Please note that custom orders may incur additional costs.

Feel free to get in touch to discuss your ideas.

I consciously choose not to offer limited editions. Why, you might ask? Put simply, I do not believe in manufacturing scarcity as a means to increase perceived value. As a seed farmer whose inspiration stems from nature and her endless abundance, scarcity is not a lesson taught by the plants I live for.

Still, I do acknowledge that the ability to afford one of my Fine Art Prints would be seen as a privilege by many. I do agree and, at the same time, I feel that artists (and farmers) should be rewarded fairly for their work. I aim to price my work in a range that is as accessible as possible, yet provides me with sufficient extra income to support my farming work.

If, despite this, you would love one of my prints but your financial situation does not allow you to do so, please reach out and we will try to work something out!