There's no text field on this site, no name to set, no date to add. The picture you upload is the entire thing you are buying, which makes the file itself the only decision that really matters. These three pages take it in order: getting the photograph right, seeing what a style does to it, and working out how big it can go before it stops being sharp.
The reading, in order
3 pages sit in this stage, and they are meant to be read in this order rather than picked over: Preparing the photograph, The studio styles, and How big it can go.
Ready to see your photograph as art?
What these pages keep concluding
Read all three and the same limit keeps arriving. Everything this site can offer is decided by the file you hand it, because there is nothing else to personalise. That is why the free watermarked preview exists: you see what the styles do to your own photograph before any money changes hands, rather than after.
And after that
The stage that follows this one is the gift: Who it is for, and which of their railway photographs actually lands with them. Spotters, steam people, model railway builders, dads and granddads.
Written by Craig Fearn, Trackside Prints. Last updated .
