Hi to everyone.
I own (with my wife) a photography studio in the centre of Durham and we have now decided to offer framing too.
Look forward to picking lots of brains on the forum.
Brian
Hello from Durham City
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DCS
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Hello from Durham City
For my sins I own and operate
http://www.durhamcitystudios.com
http://www.durhamcitystudios.com
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Keith Hewitt
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Re: Hello from Durham City
Brian,
Welcome to the TFF
Masses of info on here for a newbie
One suggestion - " Go get some training" before you buy equipment. The training is not a cost - its an investment
There are some listed on the left under Tuition.
If you PM me I will happily post some old Art Business Today mags to you. Then consider taking out a subscription.
Welcome to the TFF
Masses of info on here for a newbie
One suggestion - " Go get some training" before you buy equipment. The training is not a cost - its an investment
There are some listed on the left under Tuition.
If you PM me I will happily post some old Art Business Today mags to you. Then consider taking out a subscription.
Keith Hewitt
I have visited distributors and framers in over 100 countries - no two are the same.
[b]Latest You Tube launched May 2025 [/b] https://youtu.be/JN0kaFZIAEc
I have visited distributors and framers in over 100 countries - no two are the same.
[b]Latest You Tube launched May 2025 [/b] https://youtu.be/JN0kaFZIAEc
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JohnMcafee
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Re: Hello from Durham City
Welcome to the forum, Brian.
"A little learning is a dangerous thing"
(Also known as John, the current forum administrator)
(Also known as John, the current forum administrator)
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mikeysaling
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Re: Hello from Durham City
welcome to the forum - have fun and enjoy
when all is said and done - there is more said than done.
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DCS
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Re: Hello from Durham City
Thanks for the welcome messages, and Keith I intend to learn from the bottom up.
I do realise that being let loose with someones treasured posession is a no-no until I know what I am doing with it.
I have looked with interest at various bad framing practices etc but still need to learn to differenciate between the good the bad and the ugly.
I do realise that being let loose with someones treasured posession is a no-no until I know what I am doing with it.
I have looked with interest at various bad framing practices etc but still need to learn to differenciate between the good the bad and the ugly.
For my sins I own and operate
http://www.durhamcitystudios.com
http://www.durhamcitystudios.com
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prospero
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Re: Hello from Durham City
Hi and Welcome Brian. 
The main thing to consider when framing something that is irreplaceable:
You should be able to take the item out of the frame and never be able to tell it had ever been in.
The main thing to consider when framing something that is irreplaceable:
You should be able to take the item out of the frame and never be able to tell it had ever been in.
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