Has anyone had a book made with their photos, stories.

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Originally posted by richj:
Has anyone had a book made with their photos, stories.

Yes.

We do that often.

But limited to those involved.

Example is we have a number of families who go out to the desert often.

We make a large photo album which everyone gets a copy.

Example

Saeed

Did you have it printed and bound?

Did you do that yourself?

Sis used mycanvas and they screwed it up.

thanks

I've used Blurb for six books and had them printed - only one or two printed copies of each, plus a high-quality PDF. I created the books with Blurb's tool, BookWright. The quality is high, and BookWright is completely flexible in the design of pages. I will usually have quite a few pages with a mix of text and photos.

But, it depends what you want. If you're just looking to upload a bunch of photos and automatically create a book, there are probably other tools that are faster and less expensive.

quote:

Originally posted by richj:
Saeed

Did you have it printed and bound?

Did you do that yourself?

Sis used mycanvas and they screwed it up.

thanks

We have a company here who did it very well.

Sample below.

quote:

Originally posted by richj:
Has anyone had a book made with their photos, stories.

Hi Rich,

I do a Photo book and you can add stories in the book. I do photo books all the time.

when I make a copy for other people I do changes so each book is made for the individual.

Some books are as little as 20 pages and others will to to 100+ pages.

messages me if you would like, and we could be able to chat after. I could call you after if you wanted to talk in person., and walk you through what I do.

wow well done and great histories to share, even without being part of the group it was nice to see, thank you.

I don’t know how many were made and passed along.

I got 10 being delivered this week, as others wanted to have some.

I've used snapfish and similar companies to do photo albums by hunt in the past. I usually use whomever is having the better discount at the time I sit to do it. They've all come out pretty nice. I usually make two copies, one for me and one for my hunting partner. They're a nice way to easily flip through and remember a hunt, and easy to pass around to friends that are interested. My son enjoys sitting in my office and flipping through them.

Update, I sister used Mycanvas and the first book was misprinted. They made good and printed it correctly the second time. It's pictures and an upload of the family tree from Ancestry of my mothers side of the family (Hungarian side).

I've started doing photo books of our trips through Google Photos. Rather than stare at a phone or screen, I can share the story of trip with a visitor by letting them flip through a book. I also keep them in my modest trophy room on a table so that I flip through them myself on occasion.

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