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DAY 311 | PHOTOGRAPHY 101 |
Papers and Printing
PAPERWORK FOR ARTISTS
Now that you are ready to print your finished photographs, the next step is to determine where to have your photographs printed. Of course, a convenient option is to take your photographs on a memory stick down to your local one-hour photo lab. For special prints, however, consider a professional lab with state of the art equipment and a variety of professional archival papers, finishes, and mounting options.
Your first consideration is to decide what kind of paper you would like your photographs printed on. The two major manufacturers of photographic paper are Kodak and ...
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