Article by Kathy Burns-Millyard. In this, Ms. Burns-Millyard gives you a very simple primer on extreme closeup photography with your digital camera. Not much technical meat here… definitely written for wide-eyed beginners.
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Article by Kristine Knight. Lots of competition out there nowadays among professional photo printing services. How to choose? Quality’s a given, of course, so we’re not even going to bother discussing that.
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Are you familiar with Ansel Adams? He is a legendary figure in the world of photography and the consummate photographer of wilderness areas. He was born in 1902, and he spent his childhood steeped in the natural beauty of the area where he grew up. It was there that his photographic vision was born.
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Picking the right mat when framing fine art photographs and other pieces of art can enhance the visual impact of your art. Proportion issues, color of the mat, and thickness of the mat are important to consider when making your selections.
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There are different ways to approach how to mat and frame fine art photographs and other art. For art purists, the image will usually dictate how it is framed. When decorating is the priority, consider the room where the framed art will be hanging, and then mat and frame the art to complement the décor.
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Digital images are created from photographs taken with a digital camera or from scanned images. Fine art prints that are made from digital files are generally created from high resolution files, not small JPG files that most of us use with our point and shoot cameras.
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Nature photography is one of the best ways to create an appreciation of nature, whether the subject is flowers, landscapes or animals.
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If you want your fine art photographs and other artwork to last a lifetime, use the best framing you can afford. The more valuable the artwork, the more you should invest in using professional matting and framing to ensure the matting is archival, that the image is dust-free, and the glass or Plexiglas is of the highest quality.
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If you want your fine art photographs to last for your lifetime and your children’s lifetime, too, it’s important to think about where you hang the art, as well as environmental conditions like sunlight, humidity, soot and extreme temperatures.
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Self-serve kiosks come in two varieties, kiosks that incorporates a photo printer, and kiosks that work with a traditional minilab photo processor.
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