35 YEARS OF PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Prints from
around the world.
From the mountains to the open ocean. A collection of photographs by Sean Sullivan, made over a lifetime behind the lens.
Explore the photographsClassic moments.
Extraordinary places.
Extraordinary places.
THE COLLECTION Selected photographs by Sean Sullivan
THE SNOWBOARDING COLLECTION
Snowboarding
The riders, the places, and the moments that shaped a culture.
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MADE FOR YOUR WALL
A photograph.
Your way to display it.
Loose photographic prints in three sizes, up to 20×30 inches. Canvas wraps and floats are coming soon.
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Canvas wrap
A substantial 1½-inch gallery wrap. A clean presentation, ready to hang.
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Float-framed canvas
The same gallery canvas, finished with a frame and a subtle floating gap.
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Photographic print
A loose print for your own framing, retaining the original white border and signature where shown. Small 12×18, Medium 16×24, Large 20×30 inches. Dimensions include the border; landscape prints reverse the dimensions.
THE PHOTOGRAPHY BOOKS
Stories beyond a single frame.
Four books by Sean Sullivan. A closer look at the photographs, adventures, and people along the way. All four are available on Amazon.
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CUSTOM INSTALLS
Find the right photographs
for your space.
For a home, office, hospitality space, or a wall that needs something particular. Explore coordinated photographs, custom sizing, and thoughtful arrangements.
Custom installations by inquiry.
BEHIND THE PHOTOGRAPHS
Sean Sullivan
35 years of professional photography. Four published coffee table books. A body of work spanning snowboarding, skateboarding, fishing, and places around the world.
Each collection brings together the people, landscapes, and moments that have kept me looking through the viewfinder.