Frequently Asked Questions

• What size photographs do you sell?
  Only one size, 18 inch by 12 inch. The photographs stand out the best in this size and are the most popular.
  
  
• Are the pictures photographs or prints?
  Photographs
  
  
• Do the photographs come framed and mounted?
  No, we only provide you with the photograph. This is because people prefer to choose their own frames and mount.
  
  
• How much is the shipping cost?
  £4.95
  
  
• What is the photograph finish?
  Matt finish only. All Ron’s photos were developed in matt.
  
  
• What is the delivery time factor?
  7-10 days for UK deliveries and 10-14 days for any where outside the UK.
  
  
• What payment methods do you accept?
  All major credit and debit cards via the Paypal secure shopping cart system.
  
  
• Do you provide a secure server to purchase the photographs over the
  Internet?
  Yes, we use the pay pal shopping cart facility, one of the most secure ways to pay for goods over the Internet.
  
  
• Do you have a money back guarantee?
  Yes. If you are not happy with your product you can return it within 30 days for a full refund or exchange.
  
  
• Are the photographs authenticated?
  The photos are stamped with the Ron Sanderson trademark R.L.S.
  
  
• When and where were the photographs taken?
  In Sheffield, U.K. in the 1960s and 1970s.
  
  
• How old was Ron when he died?
  Ron died of cancer in 1994 at the age of 50 years.
  
  
• What camera was used to take the photographs?
  Hasselblad.
  
  
• How many photographs did Ron take in his career?
  Approx 20,000 but we only sell a select few from his exhibition work where he took around 10,000 photographs.
  
  
• Did Ron only take pictures of Sheffield and the people who live there?
  Sheffield was Ron’s life. He lived and breathed to take pictures of Sheffield and the people who lived there. He was so proud of the city where he was born.
  
  
• Is there a book available of his work?
  His first book is in the shops now. Go and buy a copy.
  
  
• Will there be any exhibitions of his work in the near future?
  We are hoping to take his work around the country very soon but nothing is planned at present.
  
  
• Which are the most popular pictures?
  The abstract pictures tend to be the most popular but cityscapes of Sheffield have proved to be a real winner with the people who live in the city.