Where do you get your photos?

[dancingirl1]

"I say this: Keep your friends closer and your enemies closer. He's just a sh*t starter LOL

Yup I agree; Immortalmindz is a sh*t starter.

[inisperos]

i print my pictures off of Google and use my printer or my dads printer.

maybe try a different photo paper or Target

[Brock]

One last question about this. Do you type in the GOOGLE search for "large file" or do you just look at the size? What size is a good quality picture sizes?

[cabaye2]

I think it only costs me something like 60p per print...the more you print though the cheaper it is.

[SD814]

I print them myself. My dad has a good printer- it prints 600 dpi (twice the dots per inch my printer has). I use expensive, HP Photo Paper. I think they look amazing- I'm blown away by the quality. As others mentioned, if you go DIY, always use the largest files. Walmart 1-hour gave me the third degree as well... But they did sell to me a few times, and I found their quality to be poor (offcentered, printer marks [can see lines going thru pics], printing on wrong size, etc.). Another thing- Walmart 1-hour only prints on matte paper. I discovered over time sharpie signatures bleed into the paper. Not sure what your interests are, but Wikimedia Commons and NASA.gov are good sites for finding hi-resolution images. Also you can narrow your google searches to large images only.

[peterslawford]

Not trying to plug any particular website or anything, but I get all of my photos from allposters.com. They're pretty reasonably priced and you don't have to worry about copyright or anything. If the person I'm looking for isn't on there, I usually will look on Amazon also.

[LunaMellark]

I save images from Google (making sure they're large for best quality) then I print them using a website called Truprint - for new members, you get 20 free prints and only have to pay like £2 postage so I make a new account each time I order

[dancingirl1]

Google.
Save Them.
Print @ CVS.