Upon special request—depending on the size and the amount of cropping needed for a different aspect ratio, I would do my best to accommodate. My offerings are based off of my composition and what I see as the most interesting sizes. If the composition of the photograph works for a different size, I am open to it. Just ask :) 

Lustre prints are a heavyweight lab print with a slight tooth texture on the paper surface—great for rich color and black and white tones. A hybrid between glossy and matte. Framing will be required to hang prints on wall. As an important note—you can directly frame an 11"x17" print without issue. However, 20"x30" or larger, you will need to have dry mounted on foam core or gator board before framing. Otherwise buckling will occur. 

Metal prints are a radiant, brilliant option—heightening colors and contrast- slightly thicker metal than a car license plate, and smooth glossy surface. Perfect for modern decor, and ready to hang! A wall cleat on the back spaces it from the wall slightly. No framing needed, but a border frame can be added according to taste. 

My canvases are 1 1/2" deep and stretched tightly. Another ready to hang option. Surface is slightly more toothy than a lustre print, though the UV coating adds just enough sheen to enhance perfect detail, not lost in texture. 

Short answer—No, though I am happy to advise. Framing is personal taste. I like the plain black frames with glass front, and I usually don't mat for my personal collection- though matting looks good and frame styles vary. It also creates a substantial shipping expense for a fragile item, as opposed to shipping the print in a tube. You can DIY frame or visit a local frame shop or Michael's / Hobby Lobby. As stated above, prints larger than 11x17 will need dry mounting before framing, or buckling will be visible in the light.