A photograph can be beautifully finished and still disappear into a folder on a computer. I do not think a portrait is meant to end there.
An image changes when it becomes physical. Paper has a surface. Black has actual depth. Scale changes the way you experience a face. A framed work becomes part of a room instead of another file among thousands.
The print is not an extra
That is why I do not see the physical piece as an additional sale after the photography. It belongs to the process.
After selecting the image, we consider the right size, paper and whether a mount and frame make sense. Not every portrait needs the same presentation.
The work also has to fit the room
Where a portrait will live matters. A piece above a low cabinet asks for something different from a work in a narrow hallway or on a large wall.
Artwork Placement & Preview lets us assess the scale, proportions and finish in relation to the actual space before production. That makes the choice more concrete than selecting a size from a table.
One good work can be enough
The aim is not to make as many prints as possible. It is to give the right image a form you will want to keep seeing.