A client has asked for one of my prints framed with no mat, and no spacer.
I'm hesitant to do this -- worried that the print-glass junction
could be a problem. Would there be condensation, moire rings,
mildew? Would the print buckle a bit and leave a gap in some
places? Or, or my fears groundless?
If I do end up using spacers of some kind, can you offer any
guidance? Particular type, brand, style?
I print on matte papers -- typically proofing on EEM and final prints
on Moab Entrada Natural. The brand may change, but this series won't
be printed on a gloss or semi-gloss paper.
Thanks much,
Arthur Fink
Arthur Fink Photography
Studio / Gallery in Portland, Maine, and also on Peaks Island
www.arthurfinkphoto.com af@... 207.615.5722
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Framing with no mat or spacer
2011-03-18 by Arthur Fink
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