There’s something I really like about square photographs. They’re great. But what’s the deal with “standard” size photo frames? If you want a square frame, you won’t be able to get it at Hobby Lobby unless you build a custom frame. You can order them online, but most of the websites I’ve seen that have them for sale don’t have good preview pictures of the wood. For all I know I’m getting some cheap frame made out of plywood. And how is their quality control? Most of the frames I see in stores have defects; are these online stores the same way?
I guess I’ll figure out a way around it if I ever want to hang a square photo. I think you’ll be seeing more natively square photos soon though… wink wink
Exif information | |
Model | Canon EOS 20D |
Original date | 2010:04:16 5:57 PM |
Exposure time | 1/80 sec |
Focal length | 10mm |
F-Stop | f/8 |
ISO speed | ISO-100 |
Exposure Bias | 0 |
Very cool. Can't wait for our trip out there!
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ReplyDeleteHave you checked Wal-Mart of Halmark? I feel like one of those two should have a square frame.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking of frames however, I still really like the "frame" you have your HDR of the power station in. Where'd you get that anyway?
I don't really shop at walmart. Does halmark have big frames? I got that frame for the substation at Hobby Lobby.
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