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Morrison Hotel Gallery Prints

▪ Prints are generally made to order and delivery usually takes 4 to 6 weeks

▪ For orders being picked up at any of our galleries, you will be contacted by the gallery when your photograph(s) are ready
▪ All frames are made with high quality wood, view sample here
▪ For information on the technical specifications of our photographic prints, please contact a sales associate at any of our galleries, or fill out a Customer Service request form here
▪ For advice on buying photographic prints, click here
▪ Please note: if you are located outside of the U.S. you will be responsible for paying any duties and/or taxes imposed by your country before the photographs can be delivered

Sales Tax

▪ If your order is being picked up or shipped to New York, sales tax will be charged, and range from 4% - 8.875%, depending on the city and county where your order is being delivered
▪ If your order is being picked up or shipped to California, sales tax will be charged, and range from 7 - 10.25%, depending on the city and county where your order is being delivered
▪ There is no sales tax otherwise

Collection: Eddie Sung

At 44, Eddie Sung re-invented himself, from a clean-cut corporate head-honcho (in the First Half of his life) to a bearded rock photographer (in his Second Half). He simply wanted to explore the Outer Frontiers of his artistic Inner Calling. His bold decision to take the off-ramp saw swift results - he swept the first, second & third prizes of the 2006 Lucie Awards for Non-Pro Music category. His rock images now grace the walls of Hard Rock Cafes, rock musicians’ CDs, DVDs & websites, as well as covers/ pages of leading newspapers and photographic magazines.

He has published a trilogy of well-received art/photography books – Eclectic Sanctum, Monochrome Manifestos & Sonic Solitude. You can check out more of his rock images at www.eddie-sung.com.

He lives, happily ever after, in sunny Singapore with his wife and two children. In his spare time, he remembers to run his fine-art gallery “Monochrome & His Coloured Cousins”.

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