This is kind of a random poll that grew out of my questioning my own darkroom habits. I've always been a stickler for getting the image perfectly centered on the paper on the easel ... so on an 11x14 piece of paper I'd want even top/right/left and a little bottom heavy. Just what I learned at some point years ago and has stuck in my brain. A good habit I'd say in general.
Lately I've seen some (unmatted) prints where the white is trimmed down to about 1/2" each side -- I liked it. I saw some framed prints where the image was obviously trimmed down to full image, dry mounted, then framed .. I liked it. So I'm just wondering what everyone does in general, or at all. I'm personally trying to become a little more "loose" in my printing ... not wanting to have everything the exact same size, as certain images demand different sizes.
Lately I've seen some (unmatted) prints where the white is trimmed down to about 1/2" each side -- I liked it. I saw some framed prints where the image was obviously trimmed down to full image, dry mounted, then framed .. I liked it. So I'm just wondering what everyone does in general, or at all. I'm personally trying to become a little more "loose" in my printing ... not wanting to have everything the exact same size, as certain images demand different sizes.