Learn How to get High Quality Prints for your own Fine Art without spending a lot of money
This week I worked on printing one of my favorite photos I’ve taken and I decided to go with Neon Noir. I think everyone agrees that having a good quality print is such a hassle. You just can’t walk to your local Walmart and expect to have a professional level print as a photographer without braking the bank. So for this challenge, I order a print through McKenna Pro, a website that specializes in delivering to your home high quality prints.
Here’s the before and after of my photo, it has a slight change in exposure and saturation of color but it’s mostly the same because the picture looked just how I wanted right from the start in camera.
The way I ordered my print was through their software, once there I picked the 16×24 metallic print on a styrene mount and because I cad a discount code with them i was able to get it for $10 when it’s around $17 originally.
It took a week to get it physically but it was totally worth it. The colors looked so good and so rich and intense, I was obsessed. After getting it ready on a frame, I was able to display it, where it currently is, in the main floor of the Jacob Spori Building in the Brigham Young University–Idaho campus. This is how it looked:
Also, check out what the McKenna Pro website services are if you are interested in photographic prints here.
This is a great blog post for a lot of starting out photographers! Also I really love your fine art print. I could definitely see it hanging up in some store or in a fashion magazine. Beautiful work!
If you want, you can check out my post about my fine art print here: http://www.aubreeogaard.com/beautiful-fine-art-print/
You could also check out Carlos’s work as well: https://carloshbolivar.com/fine-art-exhibition/
And if you want more inspiration for fine art prints you should check out the New York Times Art exhibits: https://www.nytimes.com/spotlight/fine-arts-special-section