MCTuomey
Veteran
very interesting, rollmo! but you really do need to ask to do so first.
Yes, interesting rollmo.
Thanks all for your comments.
Thanks all for your comments.
lawnpotter
Well-known
I do not like this at all
I do not like this at all
I am not sure why. I think I dont like that Q tip thingy. If there was something else in its place maybe I would like it. I am not trying to be rude but you asked for opinions, positive or negative.
I do not like this at all
I am not sure why. I think I dont like that Q tip thingy. If there was something else in its place maybe I would like it. I am not trying to be rude but you asked for opinions, positive or negative.
thanks for the comment.
lawnpotter
Well-known
I do respect the experimentation though.
Trooper
Well-known
I like it, but it wouldn't suit my house--your house is surely different. I'm a fan of this style though, and I think a 5x7 on an 8x10 would be your best chance of success. But my preference is a standard sized print mounted on a board one step up.
rbiemer
Unabashed Amateur
Rover,
I like the photo, as to what size; I don't know the environment you intend for it so I can't really offer much help there.
If it were for my home, 11 x 14 is probably a good print size and I'd use a 16 x 20 mat. White mat and a narrow black wood frame is my usual preference for my stuff and I think that would work well for this.
Are you settled on this orientation for the photo? I think it would work well as a horizontal with the shadow coming in from the lower right corner.
Rob
I like the photo, as to what size; I don't know the environment you intend for it so I can't really offer much help there.
If it were for my home, 11 x 14 is probably a good print size and I'd use a 16 x 20 mat. White mat and a narrow black wood frame is my usual preference for my stuff and I think that would work well for this.
Are you settled on this orientation for the photo? I think it would work well as a horizontal with the shadow coming in from the lower right corner.
Rob