The digital age has created a lot of opportunities both for photography and printing. Photographers are now able to take as many pictures as they like, deleting unwanted images as they go along. They can also edit the photos in order to crop, add special effects, and remove imperfections such as red eyes.

The prize for biggest Beatles fan is sure to go to artist Anthony Brown who last week opened his exhibition of canvas prints and paintings documenting the entire history of the band.

If you're lucky enough to be spending Christmas in sunnier climes this year, you'll surely be taking lots of photos. In fact, even if you're staying at home you'll still end up with a film roll/ memory card full of snaps to remember the day.

Most newlyweds want to display their wedding pictures in their homes and give them away as gifts to family members. A truly modern way to display your wedding photos is to have them printed onto a canvas.

We’ve all taken fantastic landscape pictures while on holiday, whether of sunsets, beach vistas, rolling countryside or city views, getting that perfect shot to take home and remember the moment by can become an obsession when on holiday.

If you’ve recently been married, taken a fantastic holiday or simply have a collection of pictures of loved ones that you would like to have printed on canvas, you can do so by creating a photo montage.

If you like the idea of having a decorative canvas print in your home but are not so keen on the more traditional subject matters of family photos, landscapes and abstracts, why not have a photograph of your favourite celebrity or iconic cityscape printed onto canvas.

A group of sixth form students from Hartlepool have started a new business selling canvas prints of action shots of Hartlepool United players, in conjunction with the team itself.

Many people are interested in poster art and pop art and the internet is full of places to buy famous and less famous poster art. However, instead of paying over the odds, simply find a poster art image you like and have an online canvas printing firm do the rest of the hard work for you.

Photographer, Sylvan Mason who is the daughter of screenwriter, Jack Whittingham, has created a series of canvas prints of storyboard drawings from the first ever, ill-fated Bond film.