Is what I see, what I get ?

Well, actually, no.

What you are looking at is a low resolution interpretation of a photograph which has been drum scanned at high resolution. These small visual references have been scanned at 72 dots per inch (72dpi), while the image/s you will actually receive will be scanned at 300 dpi – good enough for magazine or coffee table book reproduction. So the fact is, the image you are looking at has no where near the detail or sharpness you can expect from the image you will receive.

The colors you are seeing may also not be accurate. Your monitor may not be calibrated to show the true color or lighting of the photograph. The image you will receive, however, has been matched to the original transparency and has been strictly quality controlled to ensure you enjoy optimum standards of reproduction.

And what you see is likely to be only a fraction of the images available through this site. It is simply impractical to load all of our images onto this web site so if you see an image that's "nearly there" - for example you'd like it in a different format, maybe vertical or horizontal, or you'd d like to look at variations of the same image or other photos taken at the same event - then contact us as we are likely to have it.

Satisfaction Guaranteed: The artists and technicians of Kirklandphotos.com pride themselves on the quality of their work. If you are not completely satisfied with the quality of your image, we invite you to contact us directly with your concerns. If we are unable to satisfy your needs, we will cheerfully refund your investment.