In the last millennium, when stills and photos were taken with hand SLRs on film rolls, the art of photographic editing was
largely the domain of professional photo editors. These people would devote their skills, time and patience to the pursuance of visual betterment and technical improvements in this field. Alas, in this millennium, with the birth and development of the internet age, computers, digital cameras and free editing software, pretty much anybody can manipulate digital photographs to an exact, or more or less, desired standard or result. And while commercial ...
talk over many years. While it is partly a reflection on the occasional failings of our industry’s practitioners it is also meant to be a septet of helpful pointers on how to avoid unintentionally alienate customers. Customer alienation can be triggered quite easily, and even if unintended and not meant. Picture framers do have bad their days, which can put them in a bad mood. And it is this very mood...