Determining Photo Sizes for Bright Star Online Shows

How to determine the proper aspects

for your lead bear photograph.

In this demonstration, a 4" x 6" vertical opening was cut in a piece of paper and used as a frame size.

Using your monitor, bring a photo to the desk top. Place the frame around the photo to see if the aspects are correct before sending your lead bear to us.

Here you can see there is space showing below the photo of the sitting bear.

In this photo, there was not enough width nor length for us to properly crop the photo.

In another pose, the bear was cropped close, losing on a little bit of a foot pad.

The bear now fit lovely into the frame.

Best is to take your bear photos with enough space around it for proper sizing, then send us uncropped photos and we will do the rest.

Bears sitting are hard to frame and often details (as in her dress) are cropped away.

Even if this photo had more space around the bear, she would be sitting, small and in the middle.

From your file directory choose a standing bear, use the frame mask and you'll see that photo size is what we require to make framing perfect. Only vertical photos accepted.

In these examples the cropping which removed portions of the paws because the photo was not sent in the correct size.

Often just a head shot can represent your work nicely and create interest.

Photos courtesy of: Betty Franks, Art Rogers, Bev White, Susan McKay, Sandra Pape, Connie stark, Donna Hinkelman, Isabella Hoffmann, Heike Hilkenbach and Jan Cuming.