Re: Print

[KironKid]

 
 
Kyle
 
   Take a snap of it hanging for us to see. I often print my work on
metallic paper. With the proper tones, they look great. Especially the B/W prints.
 
Kiron Kid
 
In a message dated 11/3/2009 6:40:38 PM Pacific Standard Time,
kyle_martens@... writes:

 
 
 

I picked up our print yesterday and I just wanted to pass on a tip to
others who might be interested.
We picked out our favorite shot we wanted to hang on the wall from our trip
to Maui (a close-up of the bark of a eucalyptus tree) and had it "done up".
We had it printed at Lab Works on metallic paper at 26 x 32 inches. Then
they mounted it on a thin hard board with flush edges and a stand-off back.
Then they coated it with a thick layer of clear acrylic. The final result is
PHENOMENAL!!board with flush edges and a stand-off back. Then they coated it
with a thick layer of clear acrylic. The final result is PHENOMENAL!!<WBR>!
It is a true WOW piece. The bark in the image is almost 3D
Yes, it cost a penny or two, but it was DEFINITELY worth every bit and
more. I highly recommend looking into it.
Kyle







 
Kiron Kid
"A photograph that mirrors reality, cannot compare to one that reflects the
spirit"

[kyle martens]

Will do, as soon as we get it back. There was a small glitch, which they are fixing.

--- On Tue, 11/3/09, KironKid@... <KironKid@...> wrote:


From: KironKid@... <KironKid@...>
Subject: Re: [PrairiePhoto] Print
To: PrairiePhoto@...
Date: Tuesday, November 3, 2009, 7:16 PM


 






Kyle
 
   Take a snap of it hanging for us to see. I often print my work on metallic paper. With the proper tones, they look great. Especially the B/W prints.
 
Kiron Kid
 
In a message dated 11/3/2009 6:40:38 PM Pacific Standard Time, kyle_martens@ yahoo.com writes:










I picked up our print yesterday and I just wanted to pass on a tip to others who might be interested.
We picked out our favorite shot we wanted to hang on the wall from our trip to Maui (a close-up of the bark of a eucalyptus tree) and had it "done up". We had it printed at Lab Works on metallic paper at 26 x 32 inches. Then they mounted it on a thin hard board with flush edges and a stand-off back. Then they coated it with a thick layer of clear acrylic. The final result is PHENOMENAL!! ! It is a true WOW piece. The bark in the image is almost 3D and the light in the room glints off the lighter areas like a reflective road sign when you car lights hit it from a distance in the dark.
Yes, it cost a penny or two, but it was DEFINITELY worth every bit and more. I highly recommend looking into it.
Kyle

 
Kiron Kid
"A photograph that mirrors reality, cannot compare to one that reflects the spirit"