So about a month ago, I decided to try to fill up some of the empty picture frames I had around the house. Â I’m sure you guys have them too, and I’m guilty of this as well – cute picture frames make great gifts, and I even buy them for myself, I’ll see one in Homegoods and it’s just so awesome, I think, oh, it’s inexpensive, I’m going to buy it, I’ll use it. Â So I gathered up all the frames I had, snatched up my iphone and printed out some of my favorite photos at Walgreens (honestly that’s my go-to for photo printing). Â I popped them in the frames and ran around the house arranging them. Â Well, cut to one week later, I took them all down and put them in the armoire. Â Why? Â They looked bad! Â I know that sounds cold, but our house is so tiny, and the photos weren’t the greatest quality (despite being a graphic designer, I fall down hugely in the photography department), and they just looked junky and bad. Â So I’ve decided for the time being that actual snapshots are best left to Facebook for the time being. Â So I was inspired by these awesome shots, now here are some great examples of photography that actually adds rather than detracts from the decor, thought I’d share. Â Happy Monday!