Owning a camera has become more accessible than ever before. From compact point-and-shoots to high-end DSLRs and mirrorless wonders, the range of options can be overwhelming. However, regardless of the
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Many of us love the experience of creating photos, but have a habit of stockpiling those photos on a mishmash of drives and cloud storage, where they remain unseen by ourselves or anyone else. Â Sometimes guilty of this myself, I long ago stopped printing my work. With web based portfolios, social media, cloud file delivery, and all my customers and audience online, why bother? Over time, I got rid of all my printers, outsourced everything and generally avoided anything to do with putting ink on paper. Â I’m sure I am not alone in this, how many of you out there haven’t printed anything in a long time, or have never printed anything at all?
Recently, I had the opportunity to to select one of my favorite photos, and have a print made of it by ArtisanHD. Â When the piece arrived and I opened the box, it all came flooding back. Just how cool it’s to see your work big on the wall. Â This wasn’t about ego, it was about seeing the product of creativity and effort, reliving the memory of making that image, and rediscovering just how much I love photography. Â In this article I’ll explain how printing your work can make you a better photographer, through my experience of having a large print made of one of my favorite photos.
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