Due to the cost and time involved in locating, reprinting and selling 4x6 photos (which is a financial loss because the sales do not cover the expenses of attending skating events, film and prints), and due to the restrictions many skating events have had in recent years in regard to the use of cameras and the sale of pictures taken at shows and competitions, I also only sell photos which I can legally sell... and only a few which I reprint at a Boston area photo lab. In most cases, these are photos taken at the local shows in the Greater Boston area where I arrange to photograph the shows for free and provide photos to the skaters and staff, in exchange for free use of my photographs.

At some Champions on Ice shows, I have received guest passes from skaters in exchange for my providing photos of the shows, and have been granted the right to sell those photos. However I don't expect such passes in the future, nor do I know if I will be able to sell Champions on Ice pictures in the future.

Finally, restrictions at Stars on Ice and all USFSA figure skating competitons limit my ability to sell photos taken there. Indeed, many ice skating events restrict photography entirely now, or limit photography to cameras without zoom lens capable of taking closeups of the skaters. Digital cameras are often allowed, but I do not have a digital camera with the speed, low light capability and zoom capability for adequate figure skating photography in dark arenas.

The last time I sold figure skating photos from my website was in 2002; I have left the 2002 order for Sasha Cohen pictures up here so visitors can see the purchasing arrangements and costs I have had for photo sales in the past.