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Let's see some of your framed prints at your house
I framed and hung this one yesterday. It is a 20x30 inch print in a 24x36 inch frame
Let's see some of yours
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Good idea AT! - I'll play and post some later today or this weekend.
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Here's my first try with a smartphone...with too many reflections. I'll try again when the light is better.
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It's best to take it at an angle like I did above so you can control the reflections.
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