The 4-Step Process for Creating a Beautiful Travel Album - Picture

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St. Augustine once said, “The world is a book, and those who do not travel read only one page.” Travel makes our lives better. When we see and experience other cultures and get to know people in other places, it deepens our worldview, teaches us flexibility, shows us the beauty of other cultures, and lets us rest and recharge. Sharing our travel experiences through a photo album helps keep our memories vivid, provides a record of the people and places we’ve seen, documents the experiences we’ve had, and provides a legacy of stories to pass on to our family members. The problem is that when we come back from our trips, our photos often get digitally buried with the rest of our day-to-day images. You may not know how to translate the images you’ve taken on your trip into an attractive album that documents your experience. If you need some guidance on how create your own travel album, we’re here to help! This post will give you advice on how to take helpful notes during your trip, show you how to get organized before you create your album, and give you the technical tools and advice you’ll need to create your album. Let’s dig in! Documenting Your Travel Experience While You’re Still on the Road To help keep your album organized and make the design process easier and more efficient, I recommend keeping a written record of your travel. We gave some tips on this process in some of our previous posts, so you can check out these articles for help with your documentation efforts: How to document the stories of your trip Keeping a written record of your group vacation How to organize your vacation photos while you’re still on vacation A little prep work while you’re still on the road can make your album creation process a lot easier…and I promise, it doesn’t have to take a long time or take away from the fun of your trip! The 4-Step Process for Creating a Beautiful Travel Album Step One: Do Your Prep Work Once you’ve returned and settled back in, it’s time to do the prep work to create your album. I recommend starting by creating a written list of the things you’d like to include in your album. Your list could include any (or all) of the following: The places you visited. Your favorite stories from the trip (including things that didn’t go according to plan!). The people you traveling with, or met along the way. The food you ate. The activities and adventures of the trip. Once you’ve created your list, it’s time to organize your photos. Start by selecting the very best photos for your album, then edit the images you’ve chosen to remove red eye, straighten the images, adjust angles, improve lighting, etc.. Be careful about the resolution size of your images when you’re working with your photos. In general, use the largest photo you can. If you use a small photo, you will Read More