Editorial draft for this website concept.
Begin with the photograph. Before measuring a wall or considering a frame, notice which image makes you pause. That connection is the most useful place to start.
Think about distance
A photograph seen across a room and one encountered in a quiet corner invite different scales. Consider where you will stand, how the room is used and how much space you want the image to hold.
Give the work some room
A simple frame and a considered amount of surrounding space let the photograph speak. Pay attention to changing daylight and reflections when choosing a location.
For guidance on a particular work, contact Vitor with the photograph you are considering and a little information about your space. Print sizes, materials and availability can be discussed personally.
