The photograph itself should help guide your choice of Memobrick size. A close up image with one main subject can work well in a smaller format, while photographs containing several people, pets, vehicles, or more intricate details may benefit from a larger size.
The goal is to give the important elements of the photograph enough room to be represented clearly. This is particularly useful for vehicle photographs, where details such as the body shape, wheels, lights, and other features can become important parts of the final image.
If you are unsure, consider how much of the photograph you want the recipient to recognize and how prominently you want the finished piece to be displayed.
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The result is something created from a photograph that already has meaning, with care added throughout the process.