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How Well Do You Know Your Aspect Ratio?
By Shelly Katz– Recently, a puzzling question crossed my desk – yes, it was a Monday. Question: Do you have a chart of what is the most standard actual print sizes to fit on a certain paper size. EX:...
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Nothing Says it Better Than A Photographic Print
By Drew Hendrix– Printed and framed photos can speak to you in ways digital ones cannot. © dumicanmosey.com I have a friend whose daughter died when she was a teenager but he still greets her every day...
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Frame Your Images for Maximum Impact!
By Arthur H. Bleich– Throughout history, great works of art have been showcased in frames and your best images deserve no less. It’s amazing how they’ll stand out and gain stature; a framed photograph...
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Fuse Your Photos to Stone and Tile for Unique Gifts and Stunning Displays
By Christine Pentecost– Finding a unique niche in today’s world of photography is not the easiest thing to do. Fortunately, something as simple as making your own coasters, trivets or hanging wall...
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New Palo Duro Etching Paper Makes “Botanica Spectrum” Bloom
By Shamsy Roomiani– Shamsy Roomiani at work on her “Botanica Spectrum” Exhibit printed on Red River’s new Palo Duro Etching Paper. I photograph natural textures and specimens that inspire me using my...
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Exhibit Your Photos for Prestige and Profit
By Peter E. Randall– Photo courtesy of Lightbox Photographic Gallery. For most photographers, the chance to have a one-person exhibit is an exciting opportunity. Then reality sets in and it’s...
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Make Big Images With Small Desktop Printers
By Christine Pentecost– A stunning 24×30-inch image from a small desktop printer. Framed properly, it can sell for $750 or more. Photo © Christine Pentecost I have a beautiful, scenic image in my...
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Frank Hamrick– Handcrafted Photobooks
By Arthur H. Bleich– When Frank Hamrick was ten he traded his sister an old hat for a plastic 35mm camera she’d gotten from a kid on the school bus who’d gotten it from his father who’d gotten it from...
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Fine Art Inkjet Printing
By Jim Nickelson– I’m often asked from friends, family, and even other photographers about why I bother printing my work when the whole world seems to be moving digital. For me, the reason is simple:...
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Make Spectacular Reflection-Free Framed Prints
By Al Warfield– After you’ve gone to the effort of taking the perfect shot, making the perfect print, and choosing the perfect frame, why spoil your image by framing it under glass where a myriad of...
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Kaitlin Walsh– Merging Art With Anatomy
by Arthur H. Bleich– Ankle. © Kaitlin Walsh Kaitlin Walsh is a biomedical artist– a rarity in the art world. Her beautifully crafted, abstract anatomy watercolor paintings celebrate the wonders of the...
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Photos Overlooked For 35 Years–Found!
© Peter E. Randall By Peter E. Randall— Sand and surf. Babes in bikinis and babies in diapers. Muscular teenagers and spry golden agers. Boardwalks and arcades. These were among my subjects in the...
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Unique Frames Give Images Extra Pop
By Arthur H. Bleich— Frames are fantastic for making your images stand out, but rather than going for traditional plain ones, here are some unusual options (and the stories behind them) to make your...
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Texture, Deckle and Float Your Flower Images!
By Christine Pentecost— Living in Montana, where the winters are long, I decided to give myself a photographic challenge, so I could enjoy my flowers year round. I wanted to photograph fresh bouquets...
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Documenting Maine’s Penobscot River Wilderness. Part 2
Image © Zac Durant By Zac Durant— The first half of my trip was leisurely paced down the West Branch of the Penobscot and I had time to enjoy and photograph much of the river’s wildlife including an...
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Back To Basics: Quick ‘n Easy Print Framing!
. By Peter E. Randall— Based on nearly sixty years of experience, I believe there are two major elements to photography. The first part is the making of an image, whether on film, digital or...
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