Fletcher ShepleyPhotography

Art for Spaces · Bitterroot Valley and western Montana

Montana photography for spaces where people wait, work, and gather.

Begin with the room and rough wall dimensions. We’ll discuss two visual directions, scale, presentation, and the production and installation support your space needs.

Show me the wallSee the portfolio
A bull elk stands in a meadow, rim-lit against a dark stand of trees.
A cream and maroon iris fills the frame in a close botanical study.
01One wall photograph

A phone image and rough width and height are enough to begin.

02Two visual concepts

See distinct, room-specific directions before choosing artwork.

03One handled process

Print, finish, delivery, and any installation support are agreed in the written quote.

Built around the room

Not a catalog dropped in your inbox.

The work begins with how the space is used, who spends time there, and what the room should feel like. The artwork is then selected and grouped to answer that purpose.

Medical · dental · wellness

Nature that lets a room breathe.

Floral architecture, birds, water, and quiet landscape create color and presence without adding noise.

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A cream and maroon iris fills the frame in a close botanical study.
Cream and Maroon
A hummingbird hovers beside a purple bud in warm light.
Purple Bud
A saturated purple iris fills the frame in a close botanical portrait.
Purple Iris

Ranch · hospitality · professional

Montana with weather in it.

Elk, horses, rain, and range give a shared space a specific relationship to this place.

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A bull elk stands in a meadow, rim-lit against a dark stand of trees.
Rim Light
A wet chestnut horse faces the camera as rain falls across its mane.
Rain Mane
Elk move through an autumn meadow in warm backlight.
Autumn Herd

Hotels · restaurants · design offices

Structure and time.

Architecture and city work offers a strong counterpoint for historic buildings and design-minded interiors.

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The side of a weathered stable is shaped by cool and warm light.
Built Time

From wall to installation

See the decision before you spend.

No one should have to imagine a finished installation from a grid of thumbnails. The first deliverable is a pair of visual directions made for the actual wall.

  1. 01
    Share the space

    Describe the room and rough dimensions in the inquiry. Share a wall photograph by email during follow-up.

  2. 02
    Review two directions

    Compare image family, grouping, scale, and presentation in context.

  3. 03
    Approve a written quote

    Production, delivery, installation, and timing are confirmed before any deposit.

  4. 04
    Produce and place

    Production and delivery follow the approved quote and payment schedule.

A useful starting point

A written quote for your space.

Every project is quoted for the artwork, size, finish, production, delivery, and installation the room actually requires. Multi-room and multi-location collections are planned as one visual family.

Final pricing depends on scale, material, mounting, delivery, site conditions, and applicable tax. No work is produced before written approval.

Begin with one room

Show me the wall.

You do not need to choose the art first. A photograph of the space, rough dimensions, and ten minutes of conversation are enough to start.

Request two concepts