Our state photographer, Rich Johnson, is always taking photographs of different events around Nevada. We add those photographs to the web in several different formats. Some formats like slide shows and video stories are not downloadable, however, other formats are.

If the photographs you want are in a downloadable format, please feel free to download or print them. If you want a photo that is in a slide show or a video story, you need to contact us. We will be happy to email you that photo (jpg) so you can print it. We do not print and send the photographs by mail.

You can also print a photo directly from the web site instead of downloading the photo, then printing it.

Difference between printing directly from the photograph or downloading the photograph and printing:

1) When you print the photograph directly from the web, it prints a smaller version of the photograph. The resolution, however, is usually clearer.

2) When you download the photograph to your hard drive, then print it, the photographs will download a 600 pixel photograph (width). This larger size allows you to import the photograph into an editor where you can edit the photograph and even make the photograph larger without losing too much resolution. The resolution, however, is not as clear as if you printed it directly from the web because it is a larger photograph.

Print

Print from web instructions:
1) Click on the thumbnail of the photograph you wish to print (this will give you an enlarged copy of the photograph)
 
2) Put your mouse over the 'large' version of the photograph & click your right mouse button

3) Select "PRINT PICTURE" from the menu

            

4) Hit PRINT button when print dialog box appears 
  
Download

Download Instructions:
 
1) Click on the thumbnail of the photograph you wish to download (this will give you an enlarged copy of the photograph)
 
2) Put your mouse over the 'large' version of the photograph & click your right mouse button
 
3) Select "SAVE PICTURE AS" from the menu
 
           

4) SAVE IN: Where the image is going to be saved. You can change where the image is going to be saved by browsing or typing in a different location.

   FILE NAME: The name of the image. You can change the name of the image here.

           

5) Click SAVE

6) Edit or PRINT your photograph from your hard drive (see Step 4) to find the location you saved your photograph.

Please remember to give our state photographer, Rich Johnston credit for the photographs.
 
NOTE: If you wish to copy multiple photographs, repeat the process for each photo.

Remember, If you encounter difficulties, please e-mail us. Within your e-mail, please include the following information as it will help us expedite your request.
  1) the actual page of the photo(s)
  2) the name of the photo (put your mouse over the photograph to obtain the name)
  3) a brief description of the photographs