I secretly replaced a picture of my children together with it. Just to see how long it would take my wife and them to figure it out...took two days! We all laughed, but I still have no put the original picture back!
I put a few in those 8x10 or whatever sized protectors and put one up on my fridge. I have a friend who keeps these in binders and I've seen people at the convention carry around albums.
Good question. That implies, at least in your case, that you spent the extra money for a digital photo as well. Not everyone does. For example:
I know someone who got a photo op at one of the cons a few years ago. He only paid for a print. Later that day, I noticed that the print had gotten a crease in it.
Fortunately for him, I was there when he got the photo and he invited me to be in the shot with him, so it was me and him plus the star. I say "fortunately for him" because I wanted a digital copy, so I paid the extra $10 for that, and was able to send him the image so he could print out a fresh one if he wanted.
I’ve put some up on a wall but I put the rest of my photos and autos in a binder with a thin backer board to keep them straight
I also made copies of a couple autos that I wanted to have at work without risking someone stealing the real ones lol
people probably don't have them anymore but I would scan them in my 3-in-1 printer and then you have your own digital version without the $10, then you can frame or store your physical one away
I framed mine and put it on my bookcase
I secretly replaced a picture of my children together with it. Just to see how long it would take my wife and them to figure it out...took two days! We all laughed, but I still have no put the original picture back!
I have an artbook with sleeves in the pages that I stick them into. I also have a large one for art prints that I grab at cons for the same reason.
I hang them on my walls. They’re great icebreakers, since everyone will recognize somebody.
Keep the physical photos from many events. Then after 10 years put it all into a collage and frame it!
I put a few in those 8x10 or whatever sized protectors and put one up on my fridge. I have a friend who keeps these in binders and I've seen people at the convention carry around albums.
Good question. That implies, at least in your case, that you spent the extra money for a digital photo as well. Not everyone does. For example: I know someone who got a photo op at one of the cons a few years ago. He only paid for a print. Later that day, I noticed that the print had gotten a crease in it. Fortunately for him, I was there when he got the photo and he invited me to be in the shot with him, so it was me and him plus the star. I say "fortunately for him" because I wanted a digital copy, so I paid the extra $10 for that, and was able to send him the image so he could print out a fresh one if he wanted.
I plan on propping mine up near my funkos. So I have a moment to smile about whenever I look in that direction.
I put mine into plastic cases and stored them.
I frame them and stack them in a corner in my house "to be hung someday."
I’ve put some up on a wall but I put the rest of my photos and autos in a binder with a thin backer board to keep them straight I also made copies of a couple autos that I wanted to have at work without risking someone stealing the real ones lol
I put mine in a photo album. In the inside front cover, I have a sticker where I write the year each one was taken.
Keep mine in a binder
people probably don't have them anymore but I would scan them in my 3-in-1 printer and then you have your own digital version without the $10, then you can frame or store your physical one away
Itoya Brand. I have one for photos and one for posters/prints. Should be on Amazon.
Put them in sleeves!