Love love love these!Can wait to see how my client has them mounted and framed.
24×30 Fine art canvas print with 2 – 11x14s
Love love love these!Can wait to see how my client has them mounted and framed.
24×30 Fine art canvas print with 2 – 11x14s
I love it when client send me pictures of their home with their images framed. I know the separates of the kids are 20x20s with 20×24 in the middle. The big, big one I believe is a 30×45.
It is so exciting to see how clients display their images and art mounts. I’ve been photographing this little girl since she was born and she’ll be two this summer.
This family has created beautiful displays mixing both traditional framed prints with float art mounts. All images on the walls were taken by me. The below are cell phone images sent from her mom. Can’t thank her enough for showing me what they’ve done. It looks fantastic!
4 – 16×24 art mounts1 -
1 – 12×18 art mount
Variety of prints framed
9 – 12×12 art mount “boxes”
2 – 16×24 art mounts with a variety of framed prints
1 – 11×14 art mount
1 – 16×24 art mount float with backboard.
Maya and I had a fun afternoon this past Friday with two client installs of art mounts.
Excuse the cell phone quality images…….
9 – 12×12 box art mounts and what mom had to say afterwards, “I absolutely love the wall mounts. It probably sounds a little silly, but it’s been hard not to stare at them all night.”
Later in the day these were installed….. 2 – 16×24 with 2 – 11x16s single float art mounts and the below B&W layout …… Mom followed up with, “Everything looks amazing! Thank you thank you thank you! We are so happy with all of the work!”
2 – 16x16s with 1 – 16×24 single float art mounts
This really is my living room displaying Maya’s 3 month old session. I have found that I can take hundreds of images during a photoshoot and 20-30% of those can make a good gallery. The client is usually in love with about 20-30% of the images in their gallery. The rest they like but there are several that they absolutely love. Which is exactly what also happened with me for my own daughter’s photoshoot that her father and I shot.
So what do you do with those images that just melt your heart or have captured the child that you know? The big bright eyes, quirky smile, curl of hair or interaction with their parent?
What do you invest in? Why not an art collection showcasing your family at that moment! Do you really pull out 4×6 family albums with each visitor that walks into your home? I don’t.
I LOVE art mounts!! And big ones. These images are mounted on wood and then given a black edge finish. I really like the ones that “float” away from the wall about an inch but decided to do a standard art mount for my own living room display, meaning they mount flush with the wall.
This art mount collection contains
I really want to help my clients put together products that best display their family’s legacy. That could be a selection of art mounts with digital files and video or selection of large canvases and a few storyboards for the child’s room or mounted prints to display on an easel on a desk/mantle with a custom designed coffee table album,, etc
I’ve decided to call this Collection, appropriately named – “Maya”.
The “Maya” Collection will include:
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