Product Description

ABOUT HAPPY VALLEY
For nearly 10 years, I’ve been returning home to Utah to photograph my family in Happy Valley. Happy Valley, also known as Utah Valley, is located in the Wasatch Mountains about fifty miles south of Salt Lake City. it’s the suburban homeland of the Mormons and LDS (Latter-Day Saint) Church.

Happy Valley offers a rare and intimate glimpse into Mormon culture, which is often misunderstood and shrouded in mystery, by looking at just one family, my own. It began in response to my struggles with Mormonism and life in Utah as a teenager. In college, I found photography and began to reconnect with my family by documenting them. The camera linked my past with their present and was a way to understand both. Over time Happy Valley developed into a compelling and personal history that explores the meaning of family, relationships, childhood, religion, identity and finding one’s place in the world. These universal issues profoundly affect all of us and bind us together. Whether you’re Mormon, religious, agnostic, or impartial, I want Happy Valley to speak to everyone about fundamental aspects of our shared human experience in a very personal way.

PRINT INFORMATION
All photographs are limited-edition archival, museum-quality C-prints signed and numbered au verso and printed on lustre paper. Below is detailed info about purchasing, delivery, etc, but feel free to email us with any questions prior to purchase.

DIMENSIONS
Stated dimensions refer to physical print size. There will be a 1/2 in (approx.) white border around image to allow for framing.

PAYMENT
Credit/Debit Card Payment via Paypal, Direct Bank Transfer, and Checks/Money Orders.

DELIVERY
Once funds have cleared, prints will take 3-4 weeks to arrive. Photographs are printed as orders comes in, and usually require 5-7 business days to print.

FRAMING
The print will arrive unframed, but framing can be easily arranged. Please email us to receive an estimate for framing costs.

GUARANTEES
We guarantee your print will arrive undamaged during transit, or we’ll replace it at no charge.
We guarantee your print will not fade for the lifetime of the original owner if properly cared for and displayed in normal conditions, or we’ll replace it at no charge. Archival, museum-quality prints have a life span of at least a century.

SCREEN vs PRINT
Due to variations in screen quality and operating systems, there may be slight differences in color, tonality, and lightness between the screen image and the printed image.

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