Frames   A frame can complete what it contains.   It should be selected with care,  combining the element of color, texture,   and pattern.   A proper frame will draw attention to   the photograph's best qualities.   A well - chosen frame will also separate   the art piece from other elements surrounding it     and make it easier to see

 
 

What is more important is that if you decide not to put   a frame be sure to apply a protective coating such as  a lacquer on each photograph.  Expect to devote some time to making frames selections.  Preferences  for color, texture, and finishes are likely to influence  your frames selections.  In making such choices  remember that a frame helps protect the art work

 
 
  When you are ready to make your selections by all means take your photograph along to match frame style and size. This allows you to experiment placing the photograph in various frames of several styles and finishes your photographs can be framed in several ways! Frames can be plain or very ornamented.    The easiest thing to do is buy a Ready-made Frame     .There are different shapes and sizes of ready-made frames.  They are sold  in sizes from 2" x 3" to 3"x 4" and up. They are generally made of wood, plaster, aluminum, glass, stone, or plastic, and they have lots of  decorative choices. You only need to slip the  photograph between the frame. You can get frames at: camera shops,  frame shops, and department stores.    

see my directions for making a frame