As you can imagine, the top and bottom edges of such a size would 'crowd' the ceiling and the fireplace. The original aspect of this same photograph is 2:3, meaning that a 90" wide version would also be 60" tall. In the photo above, note that the 3:1 ratio of the image 'Ripple Effect' allowed these home owners to easily order a 30" by 90" size, while maintaining 'breathing room' on the top, bottom, and sides of the print for improved visual appeal. This acrylic print becomes the center of attention when the sun goes down with the specialized accent lighting. The colors in the panoramic version of the image 'Ripple Effect' compliment this living space beautifully. Not to mention that the walls in our homes will usually be much wider than they are tall, making panoramic art a very fitting way to decorate our homes. This may help to explain why the panoramic image format is naturally pleasing to the human eye. In a stabilized forward-facing position, this means that we see much more width than height.
Science shows us that the field of view of our eyes is generally considered to be about 210 degrees horizontally, while only 150 degrees vertically. It is also possible to make 'diptychs' (two panels) or 'quadriptychs' which are four panels. The most common multi-panel format I offer is called a 'triptych', which is a print divided into three panels. This twelve-foot wide triptych 'The Race' matches the black leather sofa perfectly, while adding vibrant color that commands the attention of visitors to this beautiful home.
If we wish to print a photograph larger than these dimensions, we simply divide the image into smaller sections, print them on multiple panels, and hang them side by side. With the acrylic face-mount print style as an example, the largest sheet of acrylic that is manufactured is 60 inches tall by 120 inches wide, or five feet by ten feet. The reasons we create these multi-panel artworks are usually because of size limitations of materials, although we often print on a smaller scale in this format for their unique and beautiful visual appeal. It is entirely possible to create photographs that extend far beyond this, but I find that the most visually appealing panoramic images are produced in either a 2:1 or 3:1 ratio, as seen in my dedicated Panoramic Gallery.Ī pop of bright color from the image 'Tranquility' makes this triptych a spectacular point of interest in this neutrally colored room.Ī polyptych photograph is simply one that is divided into sections or panels.
So, an art piece that is three times wider than it is tall would be a 3:1 aspect ratio, and so on. This is commonly referred to as a 2:1 aspect ratio. The ability to pre-visualize a specific print in your home is a valuable tool that gives you confidence, and helps turn your vision into reality.Ī panoramic photograph, artwork, or painting is generally at least twice as wide as it is tall.
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Working one on one with you is what I love to do, with free services like providing simple mockups of your chosen artwork that you can see on your own wall before you purchase. Together, they create a stunning gallery wall that makes a serious statement. This twelve-foot wide triptych consists of three 48" square acrylic panels hung side-by-side. Understandably, choosing the perfect artwork for your home must reflect your personal taste, and blend seamlessly into its surroundings to match your theme or architectural style. Luxurious and breathtaking, these ultra-wide landscape and nature art pieces will transform a room like nothing else. There is nothing that makes a statement in a home or office quite like a large, gallery-quality panoramic photography print.
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