Recently I was presented with the opportunity to try the products at
I had been wanting to order a canvas print anyway, so when opportunity knocked...I answered.
I am an avid photographer so choosing a photo from my collection
was the longest part in the ordering process.
Once I chose my photo, the actual ordering took me
less than 15 minutes start to finish!
I decided to use a photo of my "happy place,"
Big Meadows at Shenandoah National Park.
My Great Great Grandparents lived at Big Meadows before it
became a National Park. The ruins of their homestead is still there
today and they are buried just a short walk from the homestead site.
The photo I chose is a photo of the meadow that I took in
October 2008. The Meadow bursts with color in the fall and
I love the contrast of all of the colors in this photo.
Once I selected my photo, all I had to do was complete an
1) Choose the size of your canvas.
I chose and 8x10
2) Upload your image.
3) Select your border options. You can choose a colored border,
a mirrored image border or an image wrap.
I chose a black border.
4) Order color finishing and image retouching.
Color finishing allows you to choose black and white or sepia toned finishes.
Image retouching can be minor or major.
Minor Retouching can:
fix dust or scratches, red eye and minor imperfections
Major Retouching can:
add or remove objects or people
remove scars, blemishes and wrinkles
whiten teeth
and restore vintage photographs
That's it...an easy 4 step process. Shortly thereafter a nicely wrapped package arrives on your doorstep.
It arrived ready to hang.
The options for home decor are immense when ordering your Easy Canvas print. Consider having prints made of documents such as:
birth certificates
vintage marriage certificates
school report cards
old family letters
ordering prints that need repair.
I have had great success with taking photos of vintage
family photos with my digital camera. This process works
best if you take the photos outside, on a sunny day. Be sure to remove
photos from their frames to avoid glare from the glass.
Oversized black and white images make a statement when grouped on walls.
Use photos of:
your children
pets
your home in each season
vacation photos
photos of your "happy places"
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