10x20 initial image size

This is a more free form style. It can be resized to something smaller or even larger. There are many ways to create these composites and each takes quite a bit of time to produce. I'm looking for what directly you like. These are a little blown out, but that will be corrected later. The center picture looks good larger or smaller than the others. By making it larger, you emphasize that frame more than the others. I might also put an oval vignette around the images to soften the image from the background.

A more traditional 10x20 that would be placed into a sectional frame

The images could be surrounded by almost any color. The frame would look best in black or red to match as close as possible the red in the shirt. You'll also see that with the white shirt in one image it does tend to draw your attention more than the left image even though I have reduced the intensity of the image.

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8x12 or 16x24

I tried overlaying pictures, but I didn't like the effect. Placing these pictures in strategic locations on a black matte looks really good to me. This would print as one large print and then you can either frame the whole thing without a matte or have a custom matte cut to give the images some depth. The choice of frame is all over the place here, but I would lean toward something like the tan coat or a dark mahogany to go more with the guitar.

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