Ran across this link and found it interesting.

[flamin lib]

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/promotion/15107/optic.html?utm_campaign=2020_06_OpticDay2_US&utm_kxconfid=t5ljhtrz5&utm_source=email_etevent&utm_medium=email&sfmc_sub=5445640

I don't know how often they up load or delete lectures but if it's still there the first lecture was on adapting photos to wall art for homes. The woman is gooooood and has a varied background. Seems wall art for living areas and photography for magazines, calendars and message boards have almost nothing in common.

[Journeyman]

1. Thanks. I'll have to check this out . . .

[HAB911]

2. Really enjoyed the

Langell piece, whole new look at how I can display some of my photos in the home.

[flamin lib]

3. Yeah, me too.

It seems the things we as photographers strive for aren't compatible with home decor.

We look for extreme sharpness, vivid colors and attention grabbing action all of which is great for magazines and message boards where the image is fleeting and viewing time is limited. But to live with a large piece of art all day everyday could be jarring and tiring.

I'm in the process of setting up a Smugmug website and will be offering images for sale under the heading 'Photography for Home Decor'. I've rethought my entire approach to over-the-couch size images.