This information is directly written for clients of Overbeek Photo + Video but feel free to keep reading if you've wandered or check out our other photography tips and stories or our portfolio.

Just a Reminder:
You own all of the images created for you by Overbeek Photo + Video.
Download each photograph at no extra charge to keep, share, or print as much as you like.

But What About Prints?!

1: Print Straight from Your Gallery

That's right! You can order prints without even leaving your Overbeek Photo + Video gallery. This option is definitely going to be the easiest. Just select a photo you want to have printed and click "Buy". You can select the size and quantity of the print(s) you want and add them to your cart. Then, you can checkout or exit the window to add more photos. Once you're ready to checkout, open your cart and follow the prompts to enter your shipping and billing information. That's it!

2: Use a Different Online Print Provider

Maybe you have a favorite online printer or you're looking to get something printed that isn't available through your gallery (like a mug). If you don't mind the extra steps, you're welcome to use a different online print service. We recommend checking out Nations Photo Lab or Shutterfly (we've used both of these providers and generally prefer the quality of the prints we've received from Nations Photo Lab but both are good options). Both of these online printers have regular deals. If you're willing to sign up for a newsletter or mailing list, you might even get access to special offers. But make sure you keep a close eye on them because they change frequently.

3: Use a Local Printer

You might have a local high-end printer near you. While we can appreciate the quality of and pleasure working with a local high-end printer, at this time we don't use any. Next to a high-end printer, you can try a store like Walmart, CVS, or Walgreens. Many of these stores have locations with photo printing services. Their product options might be limited and the quality can vary greatly but what they lack in these areas they make up for in speed—you can probably get your photos right away or at least same-day.

4: Print at Home

If you have the supplies, you can print your photos at home. You will only be limited by the size of your printer, and the quality of your paper and inks.