Display of Hunting Photos

[Tundra Tiger]

That's why different strokes for different folks powers the world, eh? One man's 'redundant' is another man's 'augments'... I see a photo next to a mount as a connection between what's physically shared/present and the location and moment in time. Cheers!

 

[Ridge Runner]

Personally, I feel it's redundant to display a photo alongside a mount; however, for non-importable species, or in the event of a second home situation where the animal is physically hanging in another dwelling, I prefer professional framing with the frame and mat, etc. being picked by someone (a designer) more knowledgeable than myself.

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It depends on the choosen photo. In the photos I usually select, the PH(s) and/or tracker(s) and/or skinner(s) are in the photo with me. The people in the photo adds more perspective to the size of the animal. Plus having others in the photo is a reminder of who, when, where, and how that animal was hunted.

 

[Sideshow]

Like @PARA45 said! Lots of cvs and hobby lobby and stuff like that. You can make all sorts of stuff
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That shadow above the zebra in that last pick looks like a cheetah sitting in the grass.. nice pics

 

[PARA45]

This is the picture I was trying to upload. My apologies for the crappy cell picture.

 

[Rare Breed]

I takes a great picture with my Cannon Rebel camera then send to my artist in SA. She then paints the photo in oil on canvass

 

[JINKLE]

Maybe he can share his shadow box. It’s pretty neat