One of our favorite pastimes is scrolling through the camera roll to relive vacation memories. but what we really love is the old-fashioned method of swiping: turning a page! We’re here to help you turn your swipe-happy snaps into page-turning treasures with a photo book chronicling his travels. Read on as we reveal our top 10 tips for creating your own travel photo album.
1. Spell it out
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Sounds simple enough, but make sure your photo album cover includes the places you’ve traveled. Labeling books with the place and date makes the subject clear for friends and family who simply see it on their coffee table and flip through it. via erin spain
2. Spine savvy
To differentiate your hawaii photobook from your great lakes photobook, add text to the spine. To do this, simply double click on the long thin spine area in the project space and a text box will appear. via jet set fam
3. Organize photos by color
Pristine blue tones from the beach or pool look really cool when grouped together. Click the shuffle button in the project space to automatically rearrange your photos into different layouts. via Fresh Mom’s Blog
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4. Save ticket treasures
Keep airline tickets, theater shows and attraction passes in a small envelope during your trip. When you get back, place them on a table, take a photo and upload it to your book. through domesticated life
5. Delicious details
It’s the little bites and moments that make every trip unique. blogger tineey dedicated an article to her foodie adventures – those pages look good enough to eat!
6. Face time
Whether you opt for a selfie, a selfie stick, or the kindness of strangers, make sure you and your friends get in on the photo album, too. via makes almost perfect
7. Views for days
make the most of those panoramas! click the expanding arrow icon on the toolbar to spread a photo over two pages for a full view. via Fresh Mom’s Blog
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8. Iconic scenes
Classic beach shots like palm trees, lifeguard towers and flip flops add colorful context and detail to the rest of your vacation story. via smile and wave
9. Memory page
Leave the last page of your book blank and encourage the whole family to journal about their vacation memories. it will be so much fun for them (and you!) to look back and read years later. via jenna burger
10. Designer layouts made easy
In addition to the DIY book layout selected by these bloggers, we have a variety of perfect designer layouts to choose from. our summer 2016 collection is called “it’s a coast thing” complete with fabulous beach, lake and family embellishments and phrases all ready to wear – just add photos! take a look here.
start creating your one-of-a-kind photo album!
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