Choices... Acrylics, Metal, Canvas? Or?
16 x 20 or 36 x 48?
One of the most important decisions you will make is the "fit and finish"
of your Photography Art. I currently have 8 pieces hanging in my home and each one is unique to its immediate environment. Take your time... visualize with tape or framing if you have it... to determine the size of the photograph that fits.
Also consider... metal and acrylics ( no frame) VS. canvass, metallic papers and traditional frame finishes.
Keep in mind some photographs just look better with matting and a matt/color balance that can only be achieved with sampling and creator insight.
At times, the best ideas come from an 8x10, working with a design specialist who knows their craft. Send me an email if your stuck and I will guide you through it.
16 x 20 or 36 x 48?
One of the most important decisions you will make is the "fit and finish"
of your Photography Art. I currently have 8 pieces hanging in my home and each one is unique to its immediate environment. Take your time... visualize with tape or framing if you have it... to determine the size of the photograph that fits.
Also consider... metal and acrylics ( no frame) VS. canvass, metallic papers and traditional frame finishes.
Keep in mind some photographs just look better with matting and a matt/color balance that can only be achieved with sampling and creator insight.
At times, the best ideas come from an 8x10, working with a design specialist who knows their craft. Send me an email if your stuck and I will guide you through it.
