To protect the photographs from damage

To enhance the visual appeal of the photographs

To make the photographs easier to transport

To all of the above

Dry mounting

Wet mounting

Laminating

Framing

Dry mounting uses heat to adhere the photograph to the mounting board, while wet mounting uses a liquid adhesive.

Dry mounting is a permanent process, while wet mounting is a temporary process.

Dry mounting is more expensive than wet mounting.

Dry mounting is more difficult than wet mounting.

It is a permanent process.

It produces high-quality results.

It is relatively simple and inexpensive.

All of the above

It can be difficult to remove the photograph from the mounting board.

It can damage the photograph if it is not done properly.

It is not suitable for all types of photographs.

All of the above

It is a temporary process.

It is less expensive than dry mounting.

It is easier to remove the photograph from the mounting board.

All of the above

It can produce lower-quality results than dry mounting.

It is not as permanent as dry mounting.

It can be more difficult to do properly.

All of the above

A process of applying a thin, transparent plastic film to the surface of a photograph

A process of mounting a photograph to a backing board using an adhesive

A process of framing a photograph

A process of matting a photograph

It protects the photograph from damage.

It enhances the visual appeal of the photograph.

It makes the photograph easier to clean.

All of the above

It can be expensive.

It can make the photograph look artificial.

It can be difficult to remove the laminate if necessary.

All of the above

A process of mounting a photograph to a backing board using an adhesive

A process of applying a thin, transparent plastic film to the surface of a photograph

A process of enclosing a photograph in a decorative border

A process of matting a photograph

It enhances the visual appeal of the photograph.

It protects the photograph from damage.

It makes the photograph easier to hang or display.

All of the above

It can be expensive.

It can make the photograph look heavy or cluttered.

It can be difficult to find a frame that matches the photograph and the decor.

All of the above

A process of placing a border of material around a photograph

A process of mounting a photograph to a backing board using an adhesive

A process of applying a thin, transparent plastic film to the surface of a photograph

A process of framing a photograph

It enhances the visual appeal of the photograph.

It protects the photograph from damage.

It makes the photograph easier to frame.

All of the above

It can be expensive.

It can make the photograph look smaller.

It can be difficult to find a mat that matches the photograph and the decor.

All of the above