First of all, try printing the photographs you have taken on several types of paper. Each paper has its own characteristic sheen, roughness and tactile properties. Though you can narrow down the kinds of papers suited to a particular style of photograph, you might be surprised at just how different the results feel from one paper manufacturer to another.
By finding a particular paper compatible with your photographs and mastering the image adjustment techniques that best suit that paper, the final prints are sure to reflect your artistry and look more and more attractive.