Georgiy Romanov
stray cat
I'm in the process of creating a new photobook and I want use blurb service for preview and print. Unfortunatly i don't have an expirience in this field and i hope you can help me.
Which type of paper would be better for my style of photography? I love grainy, high contrast and with a lot of deep blacks images. Blurb's internal programm for creating layout good enough? I like put photographs on full spread without any borders.
If you can show me an examples of your books from blurb it would be great! Thanks.
Georgiy.
Which type of paper would be better for my style of photography? I love grainy, high contrast and with a lot of deep blacks images. Blurb's internal programm for creating layout good enough? I like put photographs on full spread without any borders.
If you can show me an examples of your books from blurb it would be great! Thanks.
Georgiy.
sem
Registered User
Pablito
coco frío
Your questions are really a matter of personal choice.
Blurb has many examples of their photo books on their website - you can browse them for idea.
Blurb has many examples of their photo books on their website - you can browse them for idea.
shiro_kuro
Charles Bowen
Here is one I made using the Blurb plug in for lightroom
http://www.blurb.com/books/4541304-miyajima-kyoshiki
http://www.blurb.com/books/4541304-miyajima-kyoshiki
jesse1dog
Light Catcher
http://www.blurb.co.uk/b/5750267-pinholes
Slightly different.
I tried to put the photos into a context so included text.
The first few pages try to emulate a professional approach that you will find in quality photo books. You could put this book on a store shelf along with other books - I think.
j
Slightly different.
I tried to put the photos into a context so included text.
The first few pages try to emulate a professional approach that you will find in quality photo books. You could put this book on a store shelf along with other books - I think.
j
