Question 1

What type of art do you sell?

Accepted Answer

I specialize in fine art travel photography of American places — including iconic cities, vintage roadside stops, quiet beach towns, and nostalgic landscapes. My work is available as wall art prints, canvas, framed art, metal, and more.

Question 2

Where can I buy your art?

Accepted Answer

You can shop all of my collections through my online gallery at Pixels, which is part of Fine Art America. It handles professional printing, secure checkout, and fast shipping worldwide.

Question 3

What’s the difference between Fine Art America and Pixels?

Accepted Answer

Pixels and Fine Art America are the same company. Pixels is artist-branded (like bobpardue.pixels.com), while Fine Art America is the main marketplace. Both offer identical quality and service.

Question 4

Are your images available as digital downloads?

Accepted Answer

Most of my work is available as physical prints only, handled by Pixels/Fine Art America. I do offer special downloadable art packs through Etsy. Join my email list to get free printable samples.

Question 5

Do you photograph specific states or regions?

Accepted Answer

Yes, I focus mainly on Southeastern USA photography, along with select images from the Southwest, Route 66, and other American travel destinations.

Question 6

Can I use your images for commercial projects?

Accepted Answer

All artwork is copyrighted and sold for personal use only unless otherwise licensed. For commercial or editorial licensing, please contact me directly.

Question 7

Do you offer decorating advice or art pairing ideas?

Accepted Answer

Yes! I post decorating tips on the blog, especially ideas for pairing travel photography prints with home decor styles — from coastal to minimalist.

Question 8

How can I stay updated on new prints?

Accepted Answer

Join the Studio Journal — my email newsletter — for updates on new prints, stories behind the photos, and free printable artwork.

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