5 Easy Ways To Display Your Photos

Do you ever look at the pho­tos you’ve tak­en and think, now what do I do with them all? Well, we’ve already talked about how to orga­nize your pho­tos, now it’s time to show them off! I’ve put togeth­er 5 easy ways to dis­play your pho­tos! Let’s jump right in!

#1 Gallery Wall

This one is an obvi­ous choice. Cre­at­ing a gallery wall is a time­less way to dis­play your images. You want to keep a few things in mind when cre­at­ing your gallery wall. Keep the gen­er­al “feel” of your pho­tos cohe­sive. Remem­ber that you can keep the look clean by stick­ing to one con­sis­tent frame style, like these sim­ple black frames, or mix it up with dif­fer­ent sizes, shapes and col­ors. You can use float­ing frames for a super mod­ern look, or even this steel hang­ing frame. Remem­ber, if hang­ing your pho­tos in frames, always start with the largest framed print in the mid­dle and work your way out. I always use painters tape and “tape” up the gallery when hang­ing any pic­tures. That way, if I want to change the posi­tion of any­thing, it’s easy to do.

#2 Photo Books

This is some­thing that I try to do every year. Pho­to books are a great way to keep the year’s mem­o­ries easy to access. I keep a stack of mine on a shelf in the liv­ing room, and for years, my kids would just grab them, sit on the couch and look through the mem­o­ries. Pho­to books have come a long way over the years. Shut­ter­fly has many great tem­plates and is easy to use, and Arti­facts Upris­ing has tons of dif­fer­ent shapes and styles to choose from.

#3 Fridge Magnets

Okay this may be my favorite. For less than the cost of a cof­fee, Prints Fac­to­ry US can make your pho­tos into these adorable fridge mag­nets. Cre­ate a “fridge art gallery” of the best pho­tos you’ve tak­en, and for the price, you can change them as often as you’d like.

#4 Photo Puzzle

This is a great one for the fam­i­ly. Why not turn your vaca­tion pho­tos into mem­o­ries that you con­tin­ue to re-vis­it. These pho­to puz­zles come in dif­fer­ent sizes and are a fun way to keep those spe­cial times near. Just think of the con­ver­sa­tions you can have while putting togeth­er a puz­zle of your favorite holiday.

#5 Photo Wood Block

Here’s one I’ve done a few times and still love it. Trans­fer your favorite pho­to onto a block of wood. You can actu­al­ly do this same process on can­vas as well. It’s easy, and all you need is a block of wood, or a piece of can­vas, a copy of your image on paper, some mod podge and a lit­tle time. It’s a fun process and a great way to dis­play your photos.

I hope that I’ve giv­en you some inspi­ra­tion to have fun, get cre­ative and share your pic­tures with the world!