>>4238408I either get wood and go to a buddy's house and make my own, or go to local frame shop for something custom.
Pictureframes.com is a good online source, but probably more expensive than going to a local place.
You're also going to need a 4ply matte board with window cut, 4ply matte board backer, and 1/8" foam core backer. Id recommend you use a wood frame so you can use a point driver. You'll also need glass, I'd recommend museum glass, but normal glass is fine.
>but I don't have $200+ to spend per frameTo do it the right way, it will cost at least this much, even if you do a majority of the work yourself. Its just how it is. If you cheap out, people will notice and people will think it looks like shit. Your choice.
>OP here. Anyone have good examples of displaying photographs without frames? My budget is tight.You can coat your prints with matte spray coating, which works well, then adhear them to a cradled artist panel. You can also flush mount and coat them as well.
