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LW1342 - One Sheet, Many Images

The traditional presentation method for fine art photographs has been to mat the photograph and then frame it for the wall. That's still a great method for showcasing an image. But, what if we use today's printing technologies to create a layout of more than one image on a single sheet of paper? Why not display a "trilogy" or a "Seeing in SIXES" project printed onto a single sheet of paper, then matted and framed for the wall? Perhaps the advantages of multiple-image projects can be used for wall art, too.

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