Today I delivered this lovely album to my lovely clients – seeing I’ve been meaning to show people what my albums look like online, I thought I should take some photos of it before it was signed, sealed and delivered. My stripy IKEA throw provided the striking backdrop.
This is a 11″ x 11″ leather bound flushmount with fine art paper. I pretty much exclusively sell these babies nowadays as the beautiful matt pages seem to steal everyone’s heart. The albums come in thick or thin pages (more about this later) with a choice of leather or fabric cover. A photo strip (as pictured) or embossing could be added to add a personal touch. All my albums lay flat so nothing is lost in between the gutter – this means you could have that awesome photo of you looking gorgeous spread across 2 pages.
While I was at it I decided to photograph my new sample albums too, a 10″ x 10″ with thick fine art pages and an oh-so-cute 4″ x 4″ with thin fine art pages, both fabric bound. I offer the mini album as an add on to the main album (must be a clone of its big brother) and it has proven very popular – they are so tiny and cute and fit into any purse!
Both (white) albums are 46 pages thick so you could see the difference the pages makes to the overall thickness (the red album is 50 pages thick). The maximum number of pages for the fine art storybook (thin pages) is 90 pages while the fine art album (thick pages) could accommodate up to 50 pages.
You could emboss practically anything on the cover in black, white, silver, gold or blind. If you use a specific font for your wedding just let me know and I can match it like what I’ve done here.
The thing with albums is that they are best viewed in person, where you could hold & feel them – and if you’re like me, oggle at them. So if you want to check out these beauties just drop me a line, they love being the center of attention!
People often comment on how happy or joyous my photography looks but I’m afraid I can’t take credit on that one, it’s all about the couple – I merely project their happiness and emotions into images. In fact one of the many things I love about my job is watching the emotions of a wedding day – the laughters, tears and everything in between, I never tire of being a part of it. Hsiu Lye & Nick’s wedding day was one of those days and I enjoyed photographing every bit of it.
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