I can print photographs within these sizes. Please contact me for pricing and ordering details.

Mounting, matting and framing

I dry mount the photographic prints onto an acid-free board and then use a white 6 ply mat board, which gives a contemporary appearnace. Double mats look great on many photographs; for these I normally use a top white mat and then pick an inner mat that works well with the photograph. Triple mats also look great, for these I normally use a top white mat, middle white mat with a 1/2" revel showing, and then pick an inner mat color that work well with the photograph. (See examples below)

All photographs should be framed using at least one conservation quality mat board. This will ensure that the photo emulsion does not touch the glass. If it does, the temperature and humidity changes within your home or work area may cause it to stick to the glass. This can potentially ruin the photograph.

For glass on all photographs I use Conservation Clear Glass that has a 97% UV optical coating. If the photograph will be exposed to continuous direct sunlight or fluorescent light I would recommend using Museum Glass. Museum glass appears as if there is no glass at all.

For picture framing on all photographs I typically use a black or espresso brown molding. Depending on the size of the finished matted photograph I use a 1" - 2" wide frame.

For custom picture framing information, please contact me and we can discuss the details for individual photographs.

Example of 2 in. Black Frame with White 6-Ply Mat

Example of Black Frame with White 6-ply mat Example of Black Frame, White Mat with Fillet Example of Custom Frame, Triple Mat with a Fillet

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