Now, I know what you are going to say... you are going to say what I said when I went to print it and that is... "Wow, that is expensive." But then when you think about it, try and print out over 1,000 of your favorite photos and arrange them in various sizes with your vary own blog write ups and tell me afterwards that you don't think that the price is a BARGAIN. That's right. I thought so.
I will be sure to post about the book when I get it - until then click on the picture below to see a preview of the first 15 pages of the book... so excited! Look familiar? Well of course it does - it is a copy of this blog!
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6 comments:
This is incredible - what an awesome idea! Must have take you ages to put it all together but will be such an awesome book full of all your memories and posts. Cool as!
Once I ordered a similar book which was super too. Yours is even better, because in mine there's no text, just photos with short descriptions :)
OMG, I llllove your book! (from what I can see) What a wonderful and tangible way to document your time here. Oh, by the way, the photo for the cover of your book is amazing. Where did you capture that shot?
Thanks for the feedback! I am hoping it will turn out as great as it looks online...
Amanda, the photo on the front cover... well, it is actually not mine!!!! Oooh I know, what a fraud. :)
My brother took it while he was here last summer and I begged him for it because I thought it was perfect for the cover of the book. I believe he took the photo in Lauterbrunnen...
Dear Jessica,
It's not like your brother has that pic copyrighted, right? Hmmm, at any rate, I don't consider borrowing photos from relatives fraudulent at all, as long as you give them due credit! (I'm sure he's flattered you like it so much.) In fact, for an album I made for Florence, I used my sister's photo she took of the David a couple of years prior - when I was there cameras weren't allowed at the Accademia...
Thanks for the info.
Oh my goodness!! That is amazing. What a brilliant way to document your "Swisstory". Can't wait to see the finished product.
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