Picture enlargement

You can't get a picture from a photographer copied, unless they sign a copywrite release form.

Shutterfly? I've used them before, just not for that size.

I have permission from her otherwise I wouldn't have asked. I know I can't copy it but she has given her permission over. Thank you.

Bay photo is excellent. They can make all different kinds of prints.

Www.mpix.com

Following! Photographer actually told me it would be more cost effective to go through a different service for prints

Walgreens, CVS, Costco, Walmart, Shutterfly.

Are you using the original photo, or did you get the file from the photographer? If you have the JPEG your picture will turn out great regardless of where you have it duplicated.

@ Shannon She gave the file.. I went on nations photo lab but the preview looks blurry so I was scared to order it

Eeek....I would ask your photographer.... I'm sure she'd be glad to get you a different file that will work better. That's really all you'd need...I would guess.

Costco makes beautiful prints and very affordable

Costco!

Costco does a great job! Used them a few times so far no disappointment

My photographer recommends mpix.com

MPix has phenomenal prices! Canvas On Demand is my favorite site (strictly for canvases though)

MPix or National Photo Lab. I have used both and have been happy with both. They also both usually run sales on enlargements rather often.

Canvasonsale.com... There's a variety of options for prints, textured canvas/smooth/etc. You can usually buy a Groupon for three prints for $30 and those print sizes get rather large.

Costco

Mpix began as a lab for pro photographers only. Once photographers began selling copyrights and reprint rights, this pro lab opened up a consumer lab. Same company, same machines, same products, same great customer service.