I used one recently. It was a large 19" frame and I had it on a tripod. We were relocating and our larger/better furniture had been shipped. We were living with bare essentials and the house looked empty. I placed the frame in the empty family room. My realtor liked it and got positive comments from buyers. I had loaded about 10 photos, mostly showing how the rooms looked with furniture. I also had a few aerial shots showing the house and property. The house sold in 2 months this past summer. I don't think it "sold" the house, but it was a useful tool in our situation. We purchased the frame from photovu.com. They are pricy, but it is a great way to display the seemingly endless digital photos we seem to accumulate on our computer!!

Kees_Lover, Thank you for sharing your landscape prints framed showing me so many different ways a picture can be framed and look nice. I really do appreciate all the helpful people on this decorating site. I am now thinking that I like my print despite how much green it has so I have to decide on a frame. I will try to take pictures tomorrow. My sofa and recliner are called taupe but to me is a leather by Natuzzi that is more on the beige taupe side and is very neutral but does not like gold frames and since I have two glass lamps with chrome bases and chrome filaments on top of the very white shades on the glass tables next to the sofa and a triangle glass table in front with the green glass edging, BM Bone White Walls, White baseboard molding and Brazilian Cherry Floors, I am wondering if a Bronze frame will go or will it clash with the sofa or the chrome? Bronze is more of a brown right? I also like a brown espresso very ornate frame but I wonder if it would be too dark. My picture if of Japanese Maple trees with dark Pine Trees and some other lighter green trees and some trees with orange and yellow but the green dominates with red the second color. There is a bridge and a green pond probably from algae. My room needs some color so bad and I wish I had chosen a dark brown or Mahogany sofa and not taupe years ago since it took me a year to buy some furniture when I bought my first home. Do you think a 40"X 30"size print would be good that will get bigger with a mat and frame for an 81" long sofa? I never bought pictures before except for the small framed prints in 2007 from JCPenney. I went there and they have no more framed prints for sale in their store.

I would encourage you to consider a large single piece of art on that wall instead of a "gallery". I think it would be dramatic and create great interest. Where a group of small things is not as interesting unless you do favorite family photos or something with some sentimental value. But from what I see on the floor, it looks like you are thinking various art pieces. Let me find some photos for inspiration for that wall. bbl

Craft store usually has them in the 8x10 size. In our area of N TX, Hobby Lobby typically has them in stock with sale prices of $2-4.00 and usually not that much higher even when not on sale. These usually consist of a sized piece of glass, a thin backing board and four spring clips which hold the whole thing together after you stack the glass, picture and backing board. Each clip is made so that there is a hole at the upper edge that will easily slide over a small nail, straight pin or whatever you usually use to hang your pictures (we typically use a stout straight pin such as used when sewing fabrics).