products

All of our sessions include some digital files, and yes, you can purchase additional digital files, but if you plan to display anything in your home, please let me help you. :-)

Many people think that 8x10s are just what they need, but in my experience, an 8x10 is too small for a wall portrait (unless you're grouping it with other images.)

cropping

Another thing to consider is cropping. Yes, you can easily find frames for standard sizes like 8x10, 11x14, 16x20, etc., but not all images fit a rectangular crop. Some work best as squares, some as panos, some other irregular shapes, or even as circles! And yes, I can do a circle crop for you and have it printed on various mediums. How cool is that?!

Are you planning to display one large statement piece? A grouping of images? Will that group be symmetrical or asymmetrical? Do you like the layered, eclectic look of photographs leaning against the wall on a ledge? There are just so many options!

What about the medium that the image is printed on? Do you like traditionally framed prints or frameless products? Do you like the sleek look of a glossy metal or a plexiglass? Maybe you like the idea of a large canvas on the floor resting against the wall.

Don't have wall space? No worries. There are plenty of other options for you.

There are albums (my personal favorite), portrait boxes, folios and mounted print displays. These items are perfect for desks, tables and shelves.