MICHAEL
O. SNYDER
Michael O. Snyder is a photographer, filmmaker, and writer whose work sits at the intersection of environmental sustainability and social justice. As founder of Interdependent Pictures, has directed films in the Arctic, the Amazon, the Himalaya, East Africa, and his home in rural Appalachia. He holds an MSc in Environmental Sustainability and uses his combined knowledge of visual storytelling and environmental conservation to create narratives that connect people to the other-than-human-world and drive social change.
His journalism work has been featured by National Geographic, The Guardian, Vox, Roads & Kingdoms, The Washington Post, High Country News, The Wild Magazine, Condé Nast, NPR, Political Science and Politics, Social Documentary and Beautiful Decay. His films have been selected to over 40 festivals and have taken home numerous awards.
He is a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar, a Blue Earth Photographer, a Fearless Photographer, and the co-founder of two environmental organizations. Mike has hiked the Appalachian and John Muir Trails, cycled across Europe and ridden trains across Siberia. He currently resides in Charlottesville, Virginia with his wife and son.
Michael O. Snyder is a photographer, filmmaker, and writer whose work sits at the intersection of environmental sustainability and social justice. As founder of Interdependent Pictures, has directed films in the Arctic, the Amazon, the Himalaya, East Africa, and his home in rural Appalachia. He holds an MSc in Environmental Sustainability and uses his combined knowledge of visual storytelling and environmental conservation to create narratives that connect people to the other-than-human-world and drive social change.
His journalism work has been featured by National Geographic, The Guardian, Vox, Roads & Kingdoms, The Washington Post, High Country News, The Wild Magazine, Condé Nast, NPR, Political Science and Politics, Social Documentary and Beautiful Decay. His films have been selected to over 40 festivals and have taken home numerous awards.
He is a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar, a Blue Earth Photographer, a Fearless Photographer, and the co-founder of two environmental organizations. Mike has hiked the Appalachian and John Muir Trails, cycled across Europe and ridden trains across Siberia. He currently resides in Charlottesville, Virginia with his wife and son.
Michael O. Snyder is a photographer, filmmaker, and environmental scientist who uses his combined knowledge of visual storytelling and conservation to create narratives that connect people to the other-than-human-world and drive social change. As founder of Interdependent Pictures, he has directed films in the Arctic, the Amazon, the Himalaya, and East Africa.
His work has been featured by National Geographic, The Guardian, VOX, BBC, Roads & Kingdoms, The Washington Post, High Country News, Condé Nast, NPR, Political Science & Politics, and Social Documentary. His films have been selected to over 40 festivals and have taken home numerous awards.
Snyder grew up on 12 acres of woods in Appalachia and spent much of his early adulthood exploring the remote corners of this planet. These experiences set in motion an ongoing love affair with the wildness of this world and desire to re-connect people to it. Snyder’s projects are often built through partnerships with nonprofit organizations and harness the power of positive storytelling in order to shift the narrative about what it means to live well on this planet without destroying it.
He holds an MSc in Environmental Sustainability from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. He is a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar, a Blue Earth Photographer, a Fearless Photographer, and the co-founder of two environmental organizations. An adventurer at heart, Mike has hiked the Appalachian and John Muir Trails, cycled across Europe, and ridden trains across Siberia. Originally from a small town in Appalachia, Snyder has lived around the world including long-term stints in Scotland, Japan, Hawaii, and New Zealand. He currently resides in Charlottesville, Virginia with his wife and son.
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Michael O. Snyder is a photographer, filmmaker, and environmental scientist who uses his combined knowledge of visual storytelling and conservation to create narratives that connect people to the other-than-human-world and drive social change. As founder of Interdependent Pictures, he has directed films in the Arctic, the Amazon, the Himalaya, and East Africa.
His work has been featured by National Geographic, The Guardian, VOX, BBC, Roads & Kingdoms, The Washington Post, High Country News, Condé Nast, NPR, Political Science & Politics, and Social Documentary. His films have been selected to over 40 festivals and have taken home numerous awards.
Snyder grew up on 12 acres of woods in Appalachia and spent much of his early adulthood exploring the remote corners of this planet. These experiences set in motion an ongoing love affair with the wildness of this world and desire to re-connect people to it. Snyder’s projects are often built through partnerships with nonprofit organizations and harness the power of positive storytelling in order to shift the narrative about what it means to live well on this planet without destroying it.
He holds an MSc in Environmental Sustainability from the University of Edinburgh, Scotland. He is a Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar, a Blue Earth Photographer, a Fearless Photographer, and the co-founder of two environmental organizations. An adventurer at heart, Mike has hiked the Appalachian and John Muir Trails, cycled across Europe, and ridden trains across Siberia. Originally from a small town in Appalachia, Snyder has lived around the world including long-term stints in Scotland, Japan, Hawaii, and New Zealand. He currently resides in Charlottesville, Virginia with his wife and son.
Thank you for your interest in purchasing a print! All of my prints are created under my direct supervision and care. I have them made to archival standards and they are meant to last several lifetimes. Currently, I am selling a select part of my photographic catalog in a Deluxe Edition:
Deluxe Edition Prints
Deluxe Edition Prints are signed, limited edition prints, created with archival pigment inks on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Paper (308gsm) with a matte finish. A white border of 1” – 4” (depending on print size) is placed around each image. Each print is signed and numbered on print recto (the front) and titled, signed, and stamped with my personalized seal in archival ink on print verso (the back). The personal seal stands as a certificate of authenticity and an investment for future generations. The printing work is done by Digital Silver Imaging in Boston, USA, a world-class printing studio.
Sizes and Cost:
My Deluxe Edition Prints are printed in a total edition of 50 prints with a size breakdown as given below:
Small (8x12” or 8x10") / Edition of 25 with 2AP: $180
Medium (16x24”or 16x20") / Edition of 15 with 2AP: $350
Large (24x36"or 24x30") / Edition of 10 with 1AP: $875
Where to Purchase:
My prints are often sold in gallery exhibitions or you can purchase them by direct request. To do so, feel free to browse this site and then reach out to me at michaelosnyder@gmail.com
Framing:
My work is typically sold as un-framed prints. However, the printer that I work with makes custom frames and mounts built to museum standards. If you are interested in a fully framed image, please let me know and I will make the arrangements for you to work directly with the printer to get a fully framed piece shipped to you.
Alternative Sizes:
Some bodies of work carry alternative size options. With these bodies of work, the total edition remains 50 prints:
1:1 Ratio prints (e.g. medium format landscapes):
Small (10x10") / Edition of 25 with 2AP: $150
Medium (24x24") / Edition of 20 with 2AP: $700
Large (48x48") / Edition of 5 with 2AP: $1,350
4:5 Ratio prints (e.g. The River, The Moon, and I):
Small (16x20") / Edition of 25 with 2AP: $350
Medium (24x30") / Edition of 20 with 2AP: $875
Large (40x50") / Edition of 5 with 2AP: $1,350
3:4 Ratio prints (e.g. Near Approximations):
Small (9x12") / Edition of 25 with 2AP: $200
Medium (18x24") / Edition of 20 with 2AP: $400
Large (27x36") / Edition of 5 with 2AP: $1,000
Older digital projects (e.g. In the Sleeping Land):
Small (4x5” or 4x6") / Edition of 25 with 2AP: $50
Medium (8x12” or 8x10") / Edition of 25 with 2AP: $180
Double-Wide Landscapes:
Small (15x30") / Edition of 25 with 2AP: $480
Medium (20x40”) Edition of 20 with 2AP: $875
Large (30x60") / Edition of 5 with 2AP: $1,600
