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I took delivery of my first album this afternoon, and I’m so very pleased with it. Adina‘s mom ordered it and it contains all the photos from her batmitzvah portrait session as well as photos from every year of her life. It’s a book containing very many memories.
It’s a leather bound book, only 15X20 cm, and the 15 pages are printed on boarded matt photo paper.
I really hunted high and low for a good photobook supplier, and I’m quite happy now. They have quite a big range of books and the quality seems fabulous. And it only took 7 days to print, thankfully, because the book is needed this weekend by the family.
See the full set of 2010 photo-a-day photos on my Project 365 Flickr Set.
looks great ♥
That is lovely!
Lovely, Jeanette!
the book looks lovely
that’s beautiful!
That’s a beautiful idea for a special occasion!
Really lovely!!!
I am busy with photobooks for every year of our lives (strating 2005 with the princess’ birth) – but it is a very long term project.
This looks fabulous – not sure if the place I choose will deliver what I want, but they did one for a friend that looks great.
It looks fantastic! Cant wait to see mine.
That is gorgeous I have never seen on e before
Photo books are really common here in the US, some better quality than others. Do you battle for suppliers there?
Your’s looks beautiful!
That book is awesome. Wow. You must have loads of killer photo albums! Just to let you know, I’ve added your link to Glossary. Thanks for popping in and for all your inspirational posts here. x
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I think it came out stunning, looks really good. what supplier did you land up going with? i want to make an album of my wedding pics and have only found Q photo that makes nice books
I would love to know where you got this printed? You can email me…thanks
[...] leather stitched cover, and the photos are printed on matt boarded photo paper again, just like the last album I had printed. The difference with this one, was the black background on every page… and [...]