Welcome to Stageshot Photography photos from the 2004 Nancy Archie-Meyer Competition.

The images displayed here are for ordering purposes only and may not be copied or redistributed.

Please see the ORDERING PAGE for an form you can print. You may either mail the order to the address on the form, or e-mail me. Provide all information except credit card information. Give me your phone number and best time to reach you (preferably between 9 and 10 PM or weekends). I will call to get your credit card information.

Prices are on the ordering page, and are:

Size	First image cost	Additional copies of same photo
4" x 6"	$12.00	$6.00
5" x 7"	$14.00	$7.00
8" x 10"	$20.00	$10.00
11" x 14"	$35.00	$20.00
8 wallets on 8x10	$15.00	$7.50
CD of 1 skater in 1event	$75.00	$40.00  (contact me for family pricing)
Add image on CD	$5.00	(you must purchace a print of this image to order the CD image)

To order, specify the frame number (below the image) and size. Note that the images are all cropped for 8x10 printing, and other print sizes will have slightly different cropping.

Shipping is $5.00 per order. Combine orders with a friend if you want to save shipping.

Prints are from a photo lab, NOT cheap computer prints. They are archive quality and won't fade with time.

It will take about 2 weeks to get your order processed and to you.

Skaters and clubs, I'm available to photograph your members, competitions, and shows. Inquire for rates.

Here are the links to the events by day.

Friday's Events

Saturday's Events

Sunday's Events

A note on the image quality! Everyone is concerned with image quality. We are too. As you look through the images, you may feel the skater will be small in your purchased image. Not so with us. We use superior cameras and processing techniques, and also provide our prints on real photo paper from a real lab, not cheap computer prints. To give you an idea of what you will get, please look at the following 2 images, a before and after. As long as the image appears clear to you, we can make a good print

Here is a sample of the original shot vs. finished product:

Original:

Finished Product: