
Q: When can I expect
my order to arrive?
Orders normally take around ten days
to two weeks to arrive. However, they can take a little longer.
If you haven't received your order and it has been a while,
please email us, by using the link to the left.
Q: How will
my order be sent to me?
We send orders by post. They are well
packaged with thick cardboard. Your photos will not be damaged
in the post.
Q: What is
a Commemorative Mount?
The photo have chosen, placed on an
A4 mount to commemorate the event you participated in. It
is laminated in high quality laminate, so you can have a
long lasting visual memory of the event.
Q: When I look for
my photograph either by bib number or my name, I dont
see my picture. How can I find my photograph?
A: The dynamic nature of sports photography
makes it challenging to take identifiable photographs of
every participant. There are always some photographs where
the bib number is either partially or totally obscured: if
you cant find a photograph or yourself or if
youd like to locate possible additional photographs
taken at the race you may find it worthwhile to look
through the Lost and Found section in your event.
Q: How does the Lost
and Found section work?
A: This section of each event is comprised
of participants whose bib numbers were either partially or
totally obscured often by the participants own
arms, clothing, or by others in the race.
Q: How else can I
find my photo?
A: Additionally, many participants find
it worthwhile to search using the bib numbers and last names
of friends and family whom they ran with.
Q: Will the photo
I receive have similar quality to the one I see in the proof
on the screen or in my mailer?
A: The proofs you see online and in the
mail order forms are screen-resolution representations and
are lower quality and resolution than the actual images from
which enlargements are printed. This technology allows visitors
to the web site to view images which load up quickly, while
allowing us to achieve top-quality prints when an order is
placed.
Q: How will the photograph
be cropped for enlargements?
A: As photographs are enlarged, the height/width
ratio changes, so the print you receive may require cropping
from the pictures edges. We look at each image individually
at the time of printing to determine the best manner to crop
images to preserve the shots appearance.
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