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I use exotic rare hardwoods and hardwoods that have been rescued from the landfill.  A lot of the wood comes from houses that are being renovated or demolished.  It is a way to offer seasoned fine wood and help our planet; which in return produces stunning picture frames suitable for fine art photography and prints.

 

I don't mass produce frames and each frame is built exactly to the specifications that are required for the print.

 

Noah@socialexplorations.org
Text Box: Determining Proper Frame Selection & Size Framing in itself is an art and is every bit as important as the image it displays. A few basic rules to consider when designing a frame. There are many different ways to matt and frame a photo, but a good rule of thumb is to: For a single matt, add an additional 2 inches to each side. For example, an 8x10 photo would have a matted size of 12x14 for a perfect square or you could use a 11x14 portrait matt size. For double and triple matts, the same general rule of thumb applies but you add an additional 1/8th inch to all sides for each matt.