JohanEickmeyer wrote:
Just one look at this shot and I said "wow" out loud.
I am sure you already know how good this photo is, so no point is saying much more.
Thanks Johan for your compliments! I am still learning all the ropes and I would need all your critics and suggestions to improve the image. Appreciated!!
Kee Woo Rhee wrote:
I need your advice on this image as to what kind of frame/print would be suitable with this??
Also size as well??
Thanks!!!!
Kee, being that the image is in b/w...you do not want a frame or matte to distract from the tonal qualities of the image.
I would keep the frame black, the matte- white or maybe a "glacier white"(shows a a tinge of bluish glow when hit by bright light)...now paper? I take the recommendation of Red River papers and use a Luster for landscapes. You have great reflections here so you might not want the paper to "blow them out". Size? BIG!!!!!!!
But if this were my image I would try a few different kinds just for fun.
Good luck.....
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
Kee, being that the image is in b/w...you do not want a frame or matte to distract from the tonal qualities of the image.
I would keep the frame black, matte white or maybe a "glacier white"(shows a a tinge of bluish glow when hit by bright light)...now paper? I take the recommendation of Red River papers and use a Luster for landscapes. You have great reflections here so you might not want the paper to "blow them out". Size? BIG!!!!!!!
But if this were my image I would try a few different kinds just for fun.
Good luck.....
Dan
Hello Dan,
Thanks for your suggestions. I will keep in mind what you have suggested.
Since this is a very classic shot, I think it will go with black frame with dark gray or white matte, but I am also thinking of printing on the metal without any frame. Any one would comment on this? Much appreciated. Would there be any other printing place other than Adorama? Please advise me. Thank you!
? I take the recommendation of Red River papers and use a Luster for landscapes. You have great reflections here so you might not want the paper to "blow them out". Size