quietlife.net

framez

16 Jun 2007

I had some prints made of pictures I took sometime last year but never framed them, so I went to Target and got a decent frame for $20 – white matting, black wood frame – matted to 8x10” – just to see how they look. It looks pretty good, although I am realizing how much I like a lot of the stuff I’ve done since I made these prints, even. Well, basically since I started project365. Even if it hadn’t helped me with my skills (which it has), it would boost the number of pictures I like by sheer volume.

So, uh, if anyone wants a framed 8x10” print of a picture, let me know. I can do it for like $40, assuming you can pick it up and I don’t have to ship it.

I made these prints via qoop.com, which probably isn’t the best, but honestly, they look pretty good to me. Anyone recommend a printlab?

Comments

Kevin — June 16, 2007 at 17:28 · reply

Chromatics - expensive, and worth every penny.

Emily — June 16, 2007 at 17:37 · reply

I was going to say the same thing - Chromatics is the way to go. ProPhoto is also a good option. Which ones are you selling?

Jim — June 16, 2007 at 17:52 · reply

I third the Chromatics vote

Ginger — June 16, 2007 at 18:46 · reply

Would it be profusely vain of me to say that I would love one of the b&w pic you took of me singing at the Lipstick? I think that would be something cool to send to my mother.

cwage — June 16, 2007 at 18:56 · reply

Any of them.. I should probably go through some day and highlight pictures that will make the best prints, though, since some of them are of questionable quality as far as translating to a print..

alison — June 17, 2007 at 03:14 · reply

don’t use wolf. they pring in rgb like it is 1954. i took some headshots there to print and had to explain to someone what cmyk was. fucking redic.

Thanks! Your comment has been submitted and will appear shortly.

Leave a comment