Are you back from spring break – relaxed, refreshed, and perhaps enjoying the return to a sense of routine? Are you also overwhelmed by the photos you took on your vacation that are still living in your camera or sitting neglected on your hard drive? Here is a little inspiration to do something with those photos in these short months before summer is upon us!
A month-long visit to New Zealand certainly was certainly a good reason to make this photo book. Wanting to capture the stories while the memories were still fresh, I worked with this seasoned traveller to document the highlights of her family travels.
Looking for more inspiration? Here are some links to other vacation-oriented photo book ideas that just may spark an idea…
Road Trip! – a reminder to record now so you can document later
Documenting Travel – tips for keeping up with all of those memories while on the road
A Year of Vacations – why not summarize all of your family trips from the year in one book?
Special Vacation Spots – do you return to the same vacation destination every year?
Dream Vacation – lead with the itinerary and let the pictures tell the story of your trip
Hiring a Vacation Photographer – if tripods aren’t your thing, here is an idea to allow you to actually be in some of your vacation photos!
A Sense of Place – adding stock photos to your vacation albums to provide a sense of place
Cruise Memories I – life on and off a ship provides many colorful moments to record
Cruise Memories II – pure Disney goodness
Spring Break, Family Style – a peek at our family spring break album
Don’t Forget the Kids – remember to include the kid memories in your albums too
Travel Catalog No. 2 – visit beautiful Southeast Asia and get a few photography tips along the way
Road Trip – a trip back in time to my childhood family road trip, including tips for telling those older family stories
Mini-Vacations – short trips make for quick and easy photo books
Happy memory keeping!
Stefanie says
Hey
Can I ask you which inch is that book have?
thank you
Stefanie
Suzanne says
Hi Stefanie, this book is 8×10 size.
Kika says
I love it!
Where did you print?
Thnk u!!!
moniek says
Great album!
Where did you make the map like this?
Suzanne says
Hi and thanks! Check out this post for a tutorial on adding a map itinerary to your next book:
https://www.suzanneobrienstudio.com/2017/06/photobook-friday-mapping-your-travel/
– Suzanne
mata Kuliah Geofisika says
Wow that was strange. I just wrote ann really long comment but
after I clicked submit my comment didn’t appear.
Regardless, just wanted to say fantastic blog!
beasiswa s2 di luar negeri
Suzanne says
Thank you so much and sorry about the disappearing comment. Just launched this new site so I will look into this issue!
– Suzanne
Joelle says
Hello, where did you get the book printed?
Hipick says
Hi Suzanne !
I really love your book, it’s a great inspiration !
Can you just tell me the fonts you used for the texts ?
Thank you so much 🙂
Suzanne says
Thank you! Fonts: Bebas / Century Gothic regular. Good luck and tag me if you share any of your creations, I love to see what other people are making!
Vicmarie says
This is everything!!! Where did you print?
Sara says
Hi!
Love the album! Where did you make the world map photos whit the travel route?
Suzanne says
Thanks, Sara! I have a tutorial for making the map itineraries right here, enjoy!