The photos currently there are a small sample and currently I’m only offering what is available there in terms of formats and framing. However, if that turns into a successful venture, I expect to be able to stock frames at home for more custom work.

If you happen to know of a photo of mine, and would like to see it available, don’t hesitate to contact me at mmorgan@lemmingphoto.com
Actually, that goes for any questions regarding the photos.

Couple caveats on the photos, I did remove a lot of print options that would of meant some sort of cropping on the image. Though that does eliminate someone taking one of the panoramic photos and placing it on a smaller bit of paper.

Also, I haven’t seen all of the photos on all types of paper and none of mine have been done on metallic yet. I think some of the photos should do well with that treatment and I’ll be ordering test samples soon.

I want to thank everyone who took time to critique my photos. I learned a lot during that period.

This little guy was out near upper calf creek falls near Escalante, Utah. I didn’t know they existed in Utah, but knew of them from growing up in California.

This mushroom was found on a desert walk and fairly dried out from exposure.

And for some reason, the horizon worked for me in the middle of the photo instead of using the rule of thirds.

I remember coming out to China Camp while growing up, but only remember the beach aspect.

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People tell me this is a Grackle. Rather unfortunate name IMO.

Whenever there was an pet adoption event at the Tempe Petsmart, we’d have a crowd of these in the trees nearby.

Another print available at Rocking V

Photo of a dandelion like flower near the front door last May. One of four photos up for sale at Rocking V Cafe in Kanab. Not only do they have a great Art Gallery, they have excellent food. My favorite is the Thai Curry, but I’ve never been disappointed with what I order.

Some moss at Breitenbush.

This photo was made during a snowstorm December 12, 2009.

A quick acknowledgment of Valentines day. While it would be nice to sometimes have a heart of iron to avoid the heartache, but then you would leave out the capacity of love.

A snowfall just before Christmas in 2008 created this scene.