Frequently asked questions

The photography

Who is Trevor Wilson, and what does Stillframes mean?
Trevor Wilson is a California-based photographer. He found photography at age 9 through his grandfather’s Canon PowerShot, picked up a Pentax Super Program at 24, and was mentored by photographer Meaghan Sutton. Stillframes is an ode to the art of freezing motion in a single frame.
What does Trevor shoot?
His work is rooted in Portland, Oregon street photography and is predominantly black and white, drawing on a film noir style.
Why black and white?
Trevor believes black and white captures emotion in its truest form.
What are the series?
The work is organized into small, deliberate series: Street, Portrait, After Hours, and 4th Avenue. Trevor found his style walking SE 4th Ave in Portland.
Are the photographs staged?
No. The work is candid street photography. Trevor builds rapport with the people he photographs — for a while, locals knew him simply as “Camera Guy.”

The prints

What am I buying?
A physical, made-to-order print of Trevor Wilson’s photography for personal display. Nothing is pre-printed or warehoused.
What formats and sizes are available?
Unframed giclée prints on fine-art paper in 4x6 and 5x7, and framed 5x7 prints with a black frame, white matte, and perspex glazing. Larger sizes may be added. The product pages are the source of truth for current sizes and prices.
How is my print produced?
Every print is made to order by Prodigi, a professional print lab, which produces and ships every order.
When will it arrive?
Your print goes to production shortly after purchase and ships in 5–7 days.
Where do you ship?
Giclée prints ship to 37 countries, shipping included in the price. Framed prints ship to fewer destinations (they exclude Canada and Mexico) because of shipping cost. Checkout only offers destinations we actually ship to.
Can I change or cancel my order?
Only before production starts — and orders are sent to the lab within minutes, so email orders@stillframes.art immediately.
What if my print arrives damaged or defective?
Email orders@stillframes.art with a photo and we will make it right with a reprint or refund.
Do I get reproduction rights?
No. Buying a print gives you the physical print for personal display; it does not transfer reproduction, licensing, or commercial rights. All photographs are © Stillframes / Trevor Wilson.
Who charges my card?
Payments are processed by Analog Elk, the studio that operates the shop, as merchant of record. Your card details are entered in Stripe’s payment element and go directly to Stripe — they never touch or get stored on our servers.