I have been hearing about this type of mounting from some of my other photographer friends, so I finally decided to try it out for myself. These are called Gallery Mounts – the company describes them as "a modern and cost-effective way to present your images as finished
   pieces and display them without the additional time and cost of traditional framing
   and matting. The prints are completely sealed with a durable, transparent matte or semi-gloss
   laminate, then heat-fused to a densely engineered substrate.
   Providing a classic look, each flush edge is then finished with a bevel and an edge
   color, heat-fused and available in black or white."

I had those images of me with the granddolls that I have wanted to print, and I wanted to write something about each image to accompany it. These are printed as 10x30s, and they are on the white 3/4" mount. They really are a very nice product! They are fairly substantial, but with a clean modern look. OK, so I’m no product photographer, but I took pictures of one of them today to show you. They will hang in my office in the new house, so I just stuck this one on a hook for now to snap these.

See the beveled edge?

Keyhole hanging slot on the back

OK, adding one of the pair:

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