So now that you've got some great photos of your horse or dog, now what do you do with them?
One way to share your photos is to have a collection of images framed so they can be displayed on your wall. There's tons of resources out there to give you ideas on how to mix and match images in interesting ways - and you don't necessarily have to stick with traditional framed images. For example, you might want to consider using photo canvases for a more modern look.
Here's just one example of a grouping of framed images which includes one 20x24, one 16x20, one 11x14 and two 8x10 prints. It's a fairly large grouping, so it would definitely make a bold statement on a wall.
When creating groupings like this, it often works best if all the frames are the same, and when you choose to go with either a B&W or colour theme. Alternatively, you could also go with a totally eclectic group of images and frames.
All Silver Lining Photography sessions offer you the option of a one-on-one consultation and proofing session. During this time we can help you decide on the images to use, and how to display them.
Once you've made those decisions, there are a few product options available to you:
- Prints only - we offer any size of print you need - whether it's a standard 8x10, or a custom size. All images 8x10 and larger are mounted on matboard to ensure that the images lay flat when framed.
- Framing - custom framing is also available upon request so you end up with ready to hang art.
- Photo canvases - avoid framing all together with this option and create a bold, modern statement.
- Digital negatives - if you are a do-it-yourself type, you might want to consider ordering digital negatives from your session. These allow you to print what you want, and as much as you want with one upfront investment.
For more tips on framing and hanging photos, here's a great article from Martha Stewart.