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Suggested Framing Simply Stunning Photographs

This series of images focuses on positive and negative space surrounding animals in captivity. In order to reinforce the use of space in these images, I suggest leaving a white border and using a white frame so that the photograph is foregrounded and the frame almost disappears.

I typically exhibit these photographs with a two-inch white border. I mount them to acid-free Sintra board. I recommend framing these images with a chunky, sturdy, wood such as maple, that is painted white, with a 2 inch deep side and with a 3/4 in. wide face (see right). Float the image in the frame using a .5 in. setback. If you plan to ship the photograph, use acylic (instead of glass) glazing. Acrylic is also lightweight, which makes the artwork easier to move and hang.

Rather than sign my prints, I sign a sticker that is put on the back of the framed work.

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Untitled #7 (above) , 18 x 30 in. print with a 2 inch border, framed using Picture Woods white maple moulding (right).