The problem? Not many clients can afford these items - and still allow enough room for your profit, that is. Unfortunately, this means that very few of your clients are getting the opportunity to view their family photos as works of art, intended for display.
I may just have a solution for that.
I don't claim to be a professional print lab. Nor am I the world's greatest photographer. But I'm darn crafty (and resourceful) and I decided awhile back that everyone should have the opportunity to own their memories on canvas. As a result, I'm able to offer my services to you - other photographers.
A few FAQs about canvas:
- Gallery-wrap canvas is stretched onto a 1.5" wooden frame. The edges of your photo will wrap around the edge of this frame (unless you should choose to use a color border instead). I will send a proof to you along with your invoice. Files should be 300dpi, uncropped.
- Canvas prints should be treated as artwork and are not (at this time) waterproof. Because I want to be able to offer this option to you at the lowest cost possible, the back of our canvas is left open and can be hung directly onto the wall in this state. Though I personally prefer this (because it's easier to hang and swap out canvas around the house), I do offer finishing services for an additional cost. If you would like to have finishing options, please contact me for pricing.
- Our lead times are very quick (usually 1-2 weeks maxiumum). However, during periods of high volume, canvas orders may be slightly delayed. Shipping/handling will be 15% the total cost of your order.
