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Your Memories – Perfectly Framed

Richard Haines — Tue, 13 Jan 2026 09:50:04 +0000

Sometimes one photo just isn’t enough. Multi-aperture frames let you display several meaningful images together in a single frame, creating a mini gallery on your wall. Whether it’s a series of special moments, siblings, or “then and now” comparisons, grouping your favourite photos this way brings your memories to life and makes each one feel even more connected.

After something different? Ask us about our floating frames!

It’s also a good moment to check the frames you already have. Over time, we see so many photos that have become stuck to the glass, warped by moisture, or damaged when the glass breaks.

Our frames are built to last, using shatter-resistant acrylic plates instead of traditional glass. They’re clearer, lighter, and far safer for preserving your precious photographs.

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Sort the Photo Pile – And Frame or Canvas a Favourite

Richard Haines — Tue, 09 Dec 2025 09:34:56 +0000

Now the days have draw in and become quite short maybe it feels like the right moment to pause, sort, and bring treasured memories back into focus.

Perhaps now is the time to finally restore that photo you’ve been holding onto and give it the place it deserves in a frame or on canvas.

Can’t decide between a canvas print or a traditional framed print? Our floating frame canvas prints offer the best of both worlds. Your canvas sits within a frame so it appears to float, giving a subtle depth and modern feel. You can choose a a frame in black, white, or natural wood – an easy way to display your photos beautifully without committing to one style or the other.

It’s also a good moment to check the frames you already have. Photos pressed against glass can sometimes stick, fade, or become damaged over time – and the longer it goes, the trickier it can be to restore them fully.

Our frames are built to last, using shatter-resistant acrylic plates instead of traditional glass. They’re clearer, lighter, and far safer for preserving your precious photographs.

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Iain Anderson’s Theatrical Performances as Canvas Montage

Richard Haines — Wed, 07 Dec 2016 10:43:31 +0000

I recently received an order from Iain Anderson from Renfrewshire as he wanted me to produce a montage on canvas of some his photographs taken when he was in various dramatic stage roles.

During our conversations I found that Iain has his own radio show on BBC Scotland and he plays some really great music, much of which you may not have heard before and is well worth hearing, which you can hear again on the BBC iPlayer.

Click on his photograph below for the link to listen

Iain Anderson – BBC Radio Scotland

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