Safari Coffee Table or Picture Books

[Kevin Peacocke]

I am going to respectfully have to disagree with you about he grandkids. While I don't have any yet, and hope not to have some for several years. I can tell, you from cleaning out a couple of estate, the heir don't care about photos either. And I have personally dumped thousands of my "family" photos into the round file. I certainly agree with you about the game-heads.

I couldn't disagree more. My daughters all love my hunting exploits and trophies. My granddaughter wants to see the buffalo mount every time she phones, she named him Rupert. I love seeing the old family photos we have, there are far too few.

 

[outwestidaho]

We build about 20 books a year.
The larger books are what everyone we build books for wants.
We have used snapfish (worst) shutterfly and a couple others.

The best print quality one we use is : www.prestophoto.com
They do the 14 X 11 books we like.
No leather covers available that I know of though.

 

[Martin77]

I need to do this too!

 

[VertigoBE]

I’ve created one too after my first safari. I would disagree with those saying there is no interestfrom friends and family afterwards.

On the contrary, by selecting only the very best pictures, bound together by a good story, it becomes much more interesting than just flipping through an endlessly long list of photos on my smartphone.

 

[Philip Glass]

Check out Sunrise Images Photography. They have a FB page. This is a small family owned business from Uvalde Texas that specializes in high quality photo books. These are the nice coffee table books being mentioned in this thread.