This is the original Session photo in 4x6 ratio

Same photo with an 8x10 ratio cut

This is a sample edit where I replaced the ceiling with the same color and texture as the floor. I would probably take a little more out of the ceiling and add to the floor if you like the way this looks.

This photo has been edited by taking out unsightly parts of the ceiling and also taking out some of the harsh ceiling reflections of the light modifier.

As soon as the staff got added, it became more difficult to create 8x10 edits as you will see in the following images.

This is more like the ratio that should be used for any presentation plaque if you so decide to do that. It can be printed out on normal photo paper, but the person will have to find a frame if desired. I have seen them at Michaels for not too much money.

This image is a good one for panoramic prints...the only thing wrong with it is some of the shadows cast by the front row people, but I do think it makes for a pretty nice total image. I do like the seated shots a little better, but they are a litte more formal than this one comes across.

Absolutely love this shot...I love to see this shown at a Presbytery meeting or perhaps to the congregation...!

Again 8x10 ratios look awful to me, but I knew that going into this photo session. We didn't have the time to arrange in more rows for a more rectangular composition. It also would have meant that some folks would be in chairs, some kneeling in front and two rows in the back.