One of the best parts of the senior portrait experience is creating stylish ways to display your images. Here are some ideas along with a couple of pics from my own home displays.

A Canvas Display for family and sibling portraits

Portraits for the office

A variety of Canvas and Standout size images

Four Custom Framed Series Images in my Hallway

Small Gift sized prints on a ledge with a variety of frames from Room and Board and CB2

All of our clients receive online size images, we call them Connections,  for sharing their senior pictures online and on Facebook. You can also add both the video and images to your mobile phone, iphone or ipod touch. These images can also be displayed in digital frames.

There are a lot of options for digital frames and you can get them in most places. There are a couple that I like. The ipad of course, is not just a digital frame, but a mobile device where you can keep all your images.

The Kodak Pulse is another good option. It’s wi-fi enabled and you can download pictures from your facebook profile or from email, just like the ipad.

I would look for a frame that had usb or is wi-fi ready. Amazon has list of top selling digital frames, many pretty reasonably priced.

A behind the scenes look from the model session we did with Kyla,Rachel, Toi, and Kaitlin. More shots from the session coming next week.

Looking for your best portrait ever? With so many choices and options, it can be difficult to know which session is best for you. This is where Nardi comes in. Make a personal appointment for a session consultation, or tell us more about you here, and we’ll get back to you with some suggestions.  A session that fits you just right, with all the variety and uniqueness  your looking for. Call us today.

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Our new Style Guide is here. It has clothing, style and makeup tips for to help you look your feel and look your best at your senior session.

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