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Bob, I use MPIX (www.mpix.com) and MILLERS (www.millerslab.com). I use a pro lab for all printing. Both are fast and very good and make problems right if there is a problem. I also use a local lab on occasion.
I use metallic prints most of the time for what I do. It should be framed without glass as the metallic paper has a wonderful glowing effect that glass, or any covering, would diminish. Kodak claims prints will last 100 years without noticeable fading in normal residential display.
I'll have to look into metalic prints. Where could I find out more about it?
I like the idea of framing without glass. Good quality UV glass is about the most expensive part of framing. And it always seems to reflect lights no matter what I do.