The design of a photo is an important part of the overall impression a photo makes to the public. Due to the design, you can focus on some points, that is, give them importance, or you can smooth out the shortcomings. The design as a whole is intended to embellish the photograph, complement its content, and, in addition, convey the entire exposition of the exhibition.
Instructions
Step 1
For the exhibition, photography, as a carrier of the image, is primarily important. No one will present one photo to the exhibition, therefore a photographic exhibition is held from collections of photographs united by one or a similar theme. The design should match the theme. For example, if there is a children's theme, then the design should be appropriate. You can use frames from children's applications, drawings, you can place photographs in images of animals, characters from fairy tales, etc.
Step 2
Design solutions for photo decoration can be completely different, it is a matter of taste and creativity. Photos can be made matte or glossy. You can just stick it on a sheet of thick paper, or you can put it in a frame and under glass. So it will look more aesthetically pleasing and solid. Photos can be placed in a complex, for example, at one stand, or they can be made single.
Step 3
The design, or rather the location of the photographs, should take into account the specifics of the premises where the exhibition will be held, the type and level of lighting, as well as other aspects of the exhibition hall itself. You also need to consider the size of the image. For example, it is inappropriate to place small photos in large massive frames. The design should decorate the photo, not attract attention by itself.
Step 4
When preparing photographs for the exhibition, it is necessary to clarify the requirements for the photographs and their design on the part of the organizers, unless, of course, you are the organizer of your exhibition. After registration, it is advisable to evaluate for yourself how the photo will look in the exhibition atmosphere and in conjunction with the background of the hall. Sometimes these moments become very important for the correct perception of the photographic image.
