Try Michaels Arts and Crafts or ACMoore or Hobby Lobby and check the scrapbooking section. Bigger Joann fabric stores have decent scrapbooking sections, too. They usually have a wide variety of albums and not the same at all of them.I want it in old fashion albums. Not those plastic with plastic sleeves. It is OK for small 4x6 color prints, but for 5x7 (FB) BW I want zero plastic albums. Where I could find it at not ridiculous price? Is it something DIY? Any tutorials?
Besides larger (9.5x12 or 12x16) FB to hang on the wall I do print family snapshots on RC in 5x7 and put them continuously into small albums.
Lars
All of the time.I read a lot on enlarging, matting and framing prints. Obviously the majority of prints we make don't end on walls. But I wonder how many of you produce b&w prints to be put in albums as a matter of course?
Out of curiosity, why not RC for you wall photos and/or FB for those valuable family snaps that will be appreciated for generations to come?
View attachment 177022 I have one or two little albums which are not quite full. I like producing miniature prints which have so much condensed detail and they look nice in small albums.
I really like the small 6x9cm contacts in the albums from the 40s/50s/60s with the deckle edge.
Andi
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