Keith Harrod Photography: Featured Galleries and Collections

Black & White

keith@kharrodphotography.com (Keith Harrod Photography) — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Timeless and Classic

Black and white photographic images provide elegance and ambiance for any home, waiting area, or office.

Pricing for all of my images is for the photographic paper size.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
Most of these images will print with a white border on at least 2 sides because they were cropped for content, not to fit the variety of standard photographic paper aspect ratios.
As a plus, that gives your a frame shop some extra border to hinge the print to the mat for framing.

I highly recommend archival quality mats with the mat window cut to the dimensions of the image, not the photo paper size.

Keith Harrod

Sunsets

keith@kharrodphotography.com (Keith Harrod Photography) — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 00:00:00 GMT

The End Of The Day

It would be nice if there were a beautiful sunset everyday. A few clouds but not to many. The clouds need to be just right; not to thick, nor to thin. No rain, no snow, and not to much wind either. Wind causes blurry images even with a tripod.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
Most of these images will print with a white border on at least 2 sides because they were cropped for content, not to fit the variety of standard photographic paper aspect ratios.
As a plus, that gives your a frame shop some extra border to hinge the print to the mat for framing.

I highly recommend archival quality mats with the mat window cut to the dimensions of the image, not the photo paper size.

Keith Harrod

Abstracts

keith@kharrodphotography.com (Keith Harrod Photography) — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 00:00:00 GMT

Form, Line, and Composition

Studying the compositional techniques of old world master painters is a part of being able to make pleasing abstract photographic prints. So is being able to look at a subject and see it in a different way. The key being that in the end, the image has to be pleasing to the eye.

IMPORTANT NOTE:
Most of these images will print with a white border on at least 2 sides because they were cropped for content, not to fit the variety of standard photographic paper aspect ratios.
As a plus, that gives your a frame shop some extra border to hinge the print to the mat for framing.

I highly recommend archival quality mats with the mat window cut to the dimensions of the image, not the photo paper size.

Keith Harrod