My moto this year. Big display, big client wall collections, big exposure, big blog hits. Starting next week, I’ll hopefully begin showcasing client wall collections and highlighting my new display guide. I thought it might be helpful to show some prints, in correct scale, to give you an idea of what “Big” really means. Prior to becoming a photographer, big to me was 11X14. Then I printed 16X20s and thought “now THIS is what size should be on my walls” (to those of you laughing because there is nothing on my walls, please shut up, I hear you). That said, I am actually now a believer of 20X24 and thinking “maybe I could go just a smidge larger, especially if it is a canvas.”
So here is the same print in 4X6, 5X7, 8X10, 11X14, 16X20 and 20X24. Far away so you can see the scale, and up close just because my girl is so cute, dammit!
I couldn’t agree more! I want a wall collage with 20×20 images. 9 or 12 of them. I want big prints up everywhere!
love that photo and it looks best big!! Nice!
Such a great idea! My idea of big before photography was 8X10!
What an awesome idea. You do beautiful work and I will be bookmarking your site!
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Thank you so much for posting this.