Morning sunrise

February 08, 2015 1 Comment

What an amazing weekend it has been after attending my first AIPP Hair of the dog. Loads of amazing presentations and guest speakers and I've taken away plenty of notes and inspiration.

This morning I woke early to capture sunrise but I was a little too late to get to the location I was wanting to shoot. However I found a nice little spot just in time for the sun to shine through. Lots of cloud cover today but still a beautiful morning.

Highlight of today was listening to Benjamin Von Wong who is one hell of a photographer and an amazing speaker. Just the inspiration I needed.

Favourite quote of the day "dream the impossible" Ben Von Wong - simple but certainly something we all should do.

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Koko

September 21, 2015

venue is all age friendly.a0 Even my son, a Colton fan, (having first seen him at Down the Hatch), took his date and a few other young laedis to catch the show.a0 All enjoyed it a great deal and

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Size & Price Guide

Framed photographic artwork size and price guide

For photographic framed artwork we have provided you with an overall size guide based on the print size you choose. Example a print sized 100x66cm will be framed in an overall size frame of 116x82cm (approx) this is the size that will fill your wall space.

Custom print and frame sizes are available on request; please contact me directly at HERE to discuss your options. Please include the photo you want printed and framed as well as dimensions of the photograph and frame as well as specific type of framing colour/materials you would like used.

For our overseas customers, we often find it best to ship a print only option rolled in a canister and shipped with Australia Post. From here, you will take your print to a local framing artist to have your print professionally framed and ready to hang on your wall.

PRICE & SIZE GUIDE
Unframed Products						Framed Products
Print Size in CM	Canvas Rolled	Canvas Stretched	Acrylic Sheer Mount	Aluminium Prints	Metallic (print only)	Framed Metallic Print	Overall Framed Size in CM
3:2 ratio
50x33	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	$110	$419	62x45
60x40	$150	$229	N/A	$500	$140	$460	72x52
75x50	$180	$299	$599	$750	$185	$499	89x64
100x66	$290	$489	$729	N/A	$310	$720	114x80
120x80	$400	$579	N/A	N/A	$350	$919	134x94
150x100	$480	$649	$1,349	$1,450	$450	$1,320	154x104
2:1 Ratio	Canvas Rolled	Canvas Stretched	Acrylic Sheer Mount	Aluminium Prints	Metallic (print only)	Framed Metallic Print	Overall Framed Size in CM
50x25	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	$110	$419	62x37
60x30	$150	$229	N/A	$500	$140	$460	72x42
75x37.5	$180	$299	$599	$750	$185	$499	89x51.5
100x50	$290	$489	$729	N/A	$310	$720	114x64
120x60	$400	$579	N/A	N/A	$350	$919	134x74
150x75	$480	$649	$1,349	$1,450	$450	$1,320	154x79
1:1 Ratio	Canvas Rolled	Canvas Stretched	Acrylic Sheer Mount	Aluminium Prints	Metallic (print only)	Framed Metallic Print	Overall Framed Size in CM
60x60	N/A	$290	$540	N/A	N/A	Coming Soon	72x72
75x75	N/A	$400	$740	N/A	N/A	Coming Soon	89x89
100x100	N/A	$440	$1,200	N/A	N/A	Coming Soon	104x104

Three piece stretched canvas

Our three piece stretched canvas (also called triptych) is a popular option of the interior designers. Using the rule of thirds the canvas is broken into three pieces giving it a fresh look with a difference.