Purpose served
So, here is the deal. I got these prints to frame, and Walmart carries the ideal bright yellow frames for what I needed. These prints in those frames look great in my black-and-yellow space theme cubicle decor. They arrived in a thick envelop that protected them just fine.<br /><br />So, what is my issue? My issue is that these are photographs. They are on photo paper. Why? Because the images are public domain, and by placing this order you are simply pressing "print," and having the results mailed to you. This ultimately will not impact my project one way or the other, but personally I would have preferred these to not be printed on glossy photostock paper. I would have preferred they arrived as a poster-quality print, not a photo-quality print like I could get made at Walgreens.<br /><br />So, set your expectations accordingly. If it is worth this price to you to have someone else do the legwork of coordinating these public images into physical photos, then this should meet expectations. But, if you have access to the internet and a little time to get the images together, you can have a photoshop print these for much cheaper.<br /><br />This item works for the decor arrangement I wanted, but I can't give it five stars, because I had to dig around with a lot of competitors and if any of them are not using photo paper, they should have the chance to stand out for doing that.
Rating: 4 stars