Digital BW, The Print

google "salon hanging".

Of course if all these are already printed that may not be a good option, but something to think about going forward.

This is the way I hang work.



On Saturday, February 8, 2014 11:30 AM, mrjimbo2 <mrjimbo2@...> wrote:
 
  
 
three options come to mind..  One is to 
use what referred to as a clip frame.. This allows a piece of glass or acrylic 
to be over the image to protect it and included in this assembly is a rear 
mount.. These ar eeasily dissambled and replacing the image with another is a no 
brainer..
 
Option two is to just rig up something on the back 
of your image that you can hang it from and use the new removable wall 
mounts  (no holes)  available at most hardware  stores and 
online.. 
 
Option three (which I do here) is to use a wall 
mounted rail and from that use braided wire or a hanging rod to hang from 
...this way you can arrange the images and even over lap them at different 
heights.. I have my entire studio set up this way.. I liked it so much that it 
is now added to most of the house so it's really easy to make changes.. 
 
 
jimbo
----- Original Message ----- 
>From: johnp@... 
>To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com 
>Sent: Saturday, February 08, 2014 9:14  AM
>Subject: [Digital BW] Suggestions for  displaying matted prints
>
>  
>I'm looking for ideas for how to display some matted but not framed  prints.  All are 16*20", a mix of portrait and landscape.  I want  the flexibility to swap in/out prints from my accumulations.
>
>I'm 
  considering mounting a rail on a wall for prints sit on, but I'm looking for 
  ideas on how to deal with the differing heights created by the 
  portrait/landscape mix.  How can I neatly tack the top of the prints to 
  the wall?
>
>Has anyone done anything clever to do something like 
  this?
>
>Thanks!
>
>John P 
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