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do you guys actually enjoys framing part or just tolerate it?
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Framing can often feel like a daunting task, especially after eagerly capturing the perfect shot. While the excitement of printing your favorite images is palpable, the process of selecting the right frame, mat, and layout can feel overwhelming. It seems almost like a separate art form, distinct from photography itself. Many find themselves overthinking every choice. How do you approach framing? Do you have a go-to style, or do you adapt based on each print?
finally got a shots printed that i'd actually want on my wall, but now they've just been sitting there because i keep putting off framing.
i didn't expect this to be the annoying part, but choosing framing/mats/layout just feels like different skillset than photography. i know it matters for presentation, but it's weirdly easy to get stuck overthinking it.
curious how people here approach it, do you have a go to framing style you stick with, or do you treat each print differently? also thinking how much effort you think framing deserves v/s just getting it up on the wall.
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