"Flight"

[rcheshire]

This may not be everyone's cup of tea - arty - but I like it.

"Flight"

Not intentional by any means - recognised potential.

1000D iso200 f/7.1 - 200mm

[Octane]

Discordant harmony.

Magnificent work, sir.

Print, matte, frame and hang.

H

[bloodhound31]

^^^THIS!

Totally agree. That is art. Perfect for a wall in a foyer of a swanky motel or feature wall of just about any building. I'll go one up on H, and say when you print it, print it BIG!

[Ric]

Hi Rowland

It's an interesting shot, It draws me to study the shapes and colours more.

[rcheshire]

Thank you Gentlemen. Feedback such as that from pro's I didn't expect:) Maybe I'll post "Autumn Blush"

My wife has suggested printing to Canvas and framing the whole thing - apparently there's a business in town...

Now I'm really out of my depth - there's the 12bit RAW file the processed 8bit tiff and the converted jpeg. What is the best approach to get the best results. I'm a little reticent to attempt a repro - suggestions most welcome.

Would you recommend a logo?

[gary]

Hi Rowland,

I like this!

As suggested, print it big. And as the wife suggested, on canvas it will look great.
The frames that are effectively borderless, that is they just have a backing to hold
the canvas tight, look fresh and modern and would suit the freshness of the image.

I wouldn't worry about a logo. :)

Talk to the local printing business and they should be able to provide the best
advice on data format and colour matching, but typically your 8 bit TIFF, if it
is at the original resolution, will be the type of thing most printing houses would
be looking for.

[Octane]

Most printing houses will accept an 8-bit JPG.

H

[suma126]

looks very interesting. it reminds me of a photo i take last week running away from a large wave during a exp :lol:

[StephenM]

Works for me too! Nice result, and yes, it will look great as a big canvas print.

Cheers,
Stephen

[rcheshire]

2 m x 1 m should be big enough? Not having done this before, I was a little taken back by the cost. Maybe I'm being stingy. $200/m2 plus 140 for the frame? How does that sound?

[Octane]

That's about normal price. :)

H

[supernova1965]

HI rcheshire

I was trying to get some Rosella's and had the same accident not as good as your's but I thought I would add it to this thread.

[rcheshire]

It's becoming an art form:P Have we started something here?