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I mounted it in a hallway that has a light overhead and it looks like the light is coming from inside the photo itself. Ok, enough about packaging and pricing, I bet you’d like to know how it looks. The print came with little wood blocks that help you to hang it on the wall (no frame required), and it even came with a cute little level with the name Adorapix printed on it. The print was well-suspended to keep it from getting damaged in transit but they did it in a way that used very minimal materials. Since I documented it for him, that I put it in the shownotes for you to see. One of the penalties of asking Mark’s help is he was super interested in how well the print was packaged.

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I did a lot of messing around with different options, kept Mark up till really late asking his advice, and finally selected a 20×24″ metal print for $99. I went to a well-known printing site called Adoramapix to check out their prices. I’m not sure why metal brings out the light so well, perhaps the ink is more reflective when it doesn’t soak into canvas or any kind of paper? While we were in Hawaii we went into a photo gallery and they had some extraordinary images printed on metal. Again the photo is all about the light, this time reflecting on the underside of the water’s surface.

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This spring when we went to Hawaii, I got an awesome photo of two sea turtles under water, taken with a Go Pro Hero 3.

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It’s beautiful but it doesn’t fill up much wall space! I actually talked about this back in 2013 when I had it done. I just checked, and that size is now $65. I was happy with the result, but since it was so expensive I only had an 11×14″ photo printed and it cost $50 at the time. They actually print the photo right on the surface of the glass. When I printed the photo, it was really expensive compared to other types of prints, but the advantage is that you don’t buy a frame or any matting. I chose to print the photo using a service called Fracture from /….

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In thinking about how to print a photo where light is so important, I decided to try printing on glass. I was proud of this photo because I actually crawled under these little blossoms just to catch that light. This particular photo stands out because of the exquisite light coming through the blooms. If you haven’t seen these, they’re gorgeous bright orange flowers that adorn our local area in the spring each year. It did sound like fun.Ī few years ago I successfully captured the beauty of some California Poppies during a trip to Santa Barbara County.

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He’s trying to drag me into his madness (his house is FULL of large prints of his photos). But Mark started encouraging me to get some of them printed in large format. However, when the details make quality suffer for the sake of simplicity - I’m Out! In this case, I’m out.Before I met Mark Pouley, I was content with taking photos, editing them on the computer and displaying them online. As I go back to the site, I see the emphasis on simplicity (download, done! Basically). Again, upon contacting them directly, I’m left unclear as to how much of these details I was expected to address/verify. Understandable, yet in this case - unacceptable. I was told there is an “automatic” cropping of photos to fit their designed aspect ratio. The panel was cropped such that it made my entire premise for ordering ruined. Further, if my first quality complaint could be deemed ‘subjective’, my second cannot. I’m not clear if the site downloads the same resolution, and they did not address this part of my concern when I contacted them directly. Specifically, I thought the entire picture looked ‘washed out’ and lacked depth - almost grainy (in my mind looked like a very low resolution picture, but the one I sent was not).

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