Your final photographic product selection is the third big thing that really sets Fun Love Photography apart.
When I began taking photos of families many years ago, I would provide the digital files of the photos. When I would see the family again, the following year or two later, I always asked excitedly what they had done with their previous photos. Most of the time, the answer involved a sheepish, apologetic “Nothing, yet. We just haven’t had time.”
Not only did this mean the photos weren’t printed, but it meant that no one was looking at them and enjoying them. Knowing that the effort that went in to creating beautiful family images was wasted made me sad. And as digital storage and file formats constantly evolve, image files you have from years previous will eventually no longer be accessible.
So here at Fun Love Photography, as part of a full-service to clients, you will be offered Artwork in various printed formats. This ensures that you have professional, heirloom quality reproductions of your photos that you will see and enjoy regularly and for years to come. I’m not holding back your digital files though. For every image you purchase in any printed format, I provide the matching digital file for your peace of mind – completely complimentary.
In case you are on the fence about the importance of putting your family portraits on the walls, consider this impact:
Professor Geoff Beattie, Head of School and Dean of Psychological Sciences at the University of Manchester
Cathy Lander-Goldberg, Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Here is more about the various types of Artwork available to you. Each can be tailored to your tastes and décor.
Collect your images in a custom bound, covered and embossed art album with beautifully thick lay-flat photographic print pages.
Bring home a selection of images housed in your choice of a bespoke covered and embossed portrait box or stunning mini glass box, and enjoy them one-by-one.
Showcase your bespoke images on your wall or desk in your choice of archival frame and matte, modern acrylic or heritage wood block.
Get Your Free Guide: “Planning and Curating Your Family Portrait Wall”