Pet Photo Wall: Size Does Matter

Your pet, your muse

- Patricia E Tan

Pet photography portraits tell us stories about their subjects: They speak to our hearts and souls. But most of all, it is a wonderful way to pay homage to our pets.

William Falocco, 47, from Pet Photo Wall, says: “The subject does matter, and some subjects should simply not be resigned to a little pic on your mobile.”

The right photograph, when viewed on a grand scale, can completely transform an experience. He adds: “You may have the best furniture, decor, and lighting around, but no room is truly complete without joy-inducing, museum-quality, fine art photography.”

The Devil Is In The Details

Based in Terni, Italy, the company prints the art work with archival materials. William works closely with senior professional teams from the very beginning of the printing phase through to the completion. He adds: “No automatic filters, no AI. My camera, my passion, Photoshop and my Wacom.”

It’s the attention to small details that make great works. “We take care of even the smallest details such as, for example, using special cotton gloves to handle the sheets of paper, letting the prints ‘rest’ 24/48 hours, protecting the prints with neutral ph tissue paper or using Rotatrim Professional cutters (recognised as the best in cutting precision by professional photographers, art galleries and museums around the world).