Oversize pictures, large panoramic of Colorado and the Rockies

Rio Grande River and Sandia Mountains, Winter, Very Long Narrow	Mt Sneffles and San Juan Panorama, Very Long Narrow
Avery Peak, Near Telluride, Long Narrow	Grand Canyon Dawn I, Very Long Narrow
Sandia Peak, Bosque and Blue Sky, Very Long Narrow	Sandia Peak, Bosque and Willows, Very Long Narrow
Wilson Peak Group and Telluride Valley, Colorado, Very Long Narrow This picture will print very large, up to 150" long and longer
Dillon Lake Sunset, Very Long Narrow	Dallas Divide, Tree and Barn, Long Narrow
Silver Jack Reservoir Aspens and Peaks, Very Long Narrow	Mc Donald Lake Afternoon, very long narrow
Lake Dillon Autumn, Long narrow	Trout Lake Autumn, Very Long Narrow
Wild Goose Island Vista, Long Narrow	Ennis Montana Sunset, very long narrow
Grand Canyon Yavipi Dawn, long narrow	Grand Canyon, O'Neil Butte I, very long narrow
Balancing Rock and Lightening, Very Long Narrow	Teton Oxbow, Looking East, very long narrow
Aspen Panorama, Very Long Narrow	Red Mountain and Crystal Lake, Long Narrow
Dallas Divide Autumn, Long Narrow	Teton Autumn, long narrow
Engineer and Grizley Peaks and Fence, long narrow	Dallas Divide Morning, long narrow
5984, Teton Purple Dawn with Chamisa, Panoramic, WY	5991, Mount Moran Sunrise, Panoramic, Tetons, WY
6003, Rio Grande and Sandia Sunset, Panoramic, NM	7027, Hedrick Pond, Grand Tetons, Panoramic, WY
7036, Longs Peak and Overhanging Branch, Panoramic, CO	7039, Sheep Lakes, Rocky Mountain National Park, Panoramic, C
5867, Vermont Rural Panorama, Near Peachum Vt, This will print to very large sizes up to 150 inches long with very sharp detail
5884, Stonington Harbour, Reflections and Rocks	5918, Red Barn, Rocks, Ocean. Burnt Cove, Deer Isle
5906-5907, Stonington Harbour Evening, Very Long Narrow. This image will print to very large sizes up to 150" long, Stonington Harbour, Deer Isle
5920, Penobscot Bay From Caterpiller Hill, Near Deer Isle This image will print to very large sizes up to 150" Long	5682, Nubble Light, Rocks, Sea, Panoramic. Maine
5880, Portland Head Light Blue Skies, Long Narrow. Maine	5948, Rocky Spit and Sunset, Perkins Cove, Maine
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Extra Large Images

We now have the ability to print images to really huge sizes, up to 96 inches long, while losing very little in sharpness or image quality. We can print all kinds of custom extra-large sizes and shapes at no additional charge. Some images will print better at very large sizes than others, so you will need to consult with us before deciding on a picture. Call us at 719-221-0212 or Email us to talk about sizes, prices and image quality for these extra-large photographs. Any of these pictures can also be ordered in our normal, smaller sizes by clicking on the image thumbnails on this page to go to the order page.

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Call us to order or discuss extra large images:
505-404-8299

Framing Huge Photographs: Mounting and framing photographs this large presents some special problems. Here are some solutions.

Don't Despair: Framing large pictures is not as hard as it may seem. There are definitely many framers who can handle the problems of framing very large images even though you may have to look a little harder to find them. Don't despair though, there are many, many framers who handle the problems of huge pictures routinely.
96 inches long is a good limit: When pictures are longer than 96 inches, the problems multiply. Huge mat is hard to find and probably nonexistent in lengths longer than 96 inches. (For larger sizes, mat can be pieced together however.) The limit of a lot of framing equipment is 96 inches. Unless you plan to have me print the picture on canvas (see below), you should limit picture length to 120"; this will solve a lot of problems.
Glass: It is a good idea to avoid glass in very large pictures. Glass is very heavy in large sizes, it can be dangerous if the picture falls off the wall and it causes lots of glare and reflections that are very objectionable.
Lamination: One solution is to laminate pictures as described above. This is the solution that I like the best. Pictures can be laminated in sizes up to 120 inches . If you have your picture laminated, be sure to inform your framer that the picture has been laminated and that he should use a cold press to mount it. A hot press may damage the lamination. Almost all framers have the ability to cold mount pictures although difficulty may occur when pictures get very large.
Reed Photo: A third possibility is a Denver firm called Reed Photothat laminates and frames pictures up to 96 inches long using a special technique that they call Gallery Mount. The result is basically a frameless look which has a contemporary look that a lot of people really like. Go to their website to see what this framing technique looks like. If you would like them to frame your extra large print call Kelly Reed at 303-573-7801, extension 350. If you bought the picture from us, Reeds will give you a 25% discount. If you call Kelly at Reeds, be sure to tell her that you are our customer. This sort of framing is getting very popular these days and many framers all around the country are doing this framing.
Canvas: We can print your image on canvas in pretty huge sizes. There are many framers who can frame these pictures by stretching them out on stretcher frames. This can be an excellent and not terribly expensive solution to the problem of framing huge pictures.
Plexiglass: A fourth way of framing without using glass is to use Plexiglass . Plexiglass does come in pretty huge sizes and and can be a good solution. It is available in non-glare surfaces. Another plus is that Plexiglass is quite light compared to glass. The down side is that it scratches fairly easily and pictures framed in Plexiglass often look wavery. Personally, I don't care very much for plexiglass.
Triptychs: A final solution is to cut the picture into two or three pieces and frame them as diptychs or triptychs. This is can result in a very dramatic and original looking presentation. This sounds like a last ditch solution, but if you like this kind of look, as many people with contemporary homes do, it can be a great way to frame huge pictures. I would use lamination to protect the pictures rather than glass. The best place to get his done is at Reeds (See above) or a framer in you location that does this kind of framing.
Please don't hesitate to call (505-404-8299 ) or email us if you have questions about all this.

Trout Lake, CO
Trout Lake Autumn, Colorado , Very Long Narrow Size

Sneffles Range, CO
Sneffles Range in Southern Colorado

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