Size (inches) Semi Gloss Print Mounted & Framed
Stretched Canvas
Acrylic Displays
12 x 16 on 20 x 16
16 x 20 on 24 x 20
24 x 20 on 28 x 24
24 x 24 on 28 x 28
3 of 5 x 4 on 20 x 9
3 of 8 x 8 on 30 x 11
3 of 12 x 12 on 44 x 16
9 of 5 x 5 on 23 x 23
£238.00
£258.00
£318.00
£358.00
£130.00
£258.00
£398.00
£298.00
16 x 16
32 x 32
40 x 40
£119.00
£259.00
£339.00
5 x 7
6 x 8
10 X 7
16 x 12
20 x 16
£9.95
£12.95
£18.95
£35.95
£45.95
£25.95
£29.95
£39.95
£89.95
£129.95
Tips for Studio portrait Sessions
Clothing:
1. Sleeves. Select long sleeve garments wherever possible as Short sleeves are a drawback in studio portraiture because bare arms will draw attention away from the face.
2. Neckline. A viewer’s eyes will see from edge to edge of the flesh area that is exposed. Therefore a wide neckline tends to add weight to the subject in a portrait. A high neckline , a turtleneck, or a V-Neck is much more flattering to everyone
3. Colour. Clothing should be of solid subtle colours. Try to colour coordinate family groups where possible. Try to avoid patterns and prints. Light tops and darker bottoms work best.
Hair & Makeup:
4. Hairstyle. When it comes to hair, a classic look is important, fashionable styles can date a portrait very quickly. Avoid pieces of hair that hang forward on the face and hairstyles that cover the eyes. A tip is for a female considering a hairstyle for a portrait is to do so with a light behind her head as this will give her some idea of how the style will photograph, also lots of curls can be distracting in a photograph.
5. Makeup. Makeup is an absolute necessity, but unless you are going for a high-fashion look it should not call attention to itself. A starting point for women is foundation. This should be blended carefully over the jaw-line and onto the neck, an abrupt colour change between the face and neck should be avoided. Mascara is almost always essential , even women who feel they do not want makeup should at least wear mascara. A gloss lipstick is also important for making lips look their best. Eye-shadow should define the eyes and not call attention to the colour of the eyelids.
