Preparing

No glass or acrylic in frames please, this saves reflection issues and removes risk of glass breaking on set. Plan out your shots including blank frame shots (these give you more flexibility to add in artwork in photoshop).

Investing in some nice frames for shoot is highly recommended, black/white Ikea frames are very basic and everyone uses them. How about a light oak or grey aluminium?

Create a shot list and include details you need to capture, i.e. embossing/foiling on design or stamp/signature in corner. 

Styling and shots

An side on view is often used, but prints and greeting cards can also be shot overhead, however different props will suit each view. Flatter props with clear profiles work well overhead while smaller plants and books are good for side views.

Bringing your own items of furniture or surfaces  is highly recommended, could be antique or contemporary, we can help you select the right look. Consider groups of frames/prints on a theme. Web banner layouts with frames work great.

Blank frames can be shot if you wish to add artworks in photoshop, but consider the props you are using if they are on themes for example. 

Inspirations

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