Vision Art Corner

Yep. It’s seriously that easy to make your own album templates in InDesign. Just a few seconds, a couple clicks, and you’re laughing!

You’ll save yourself hundreds of dollars (yikes!) over buying pre-made ones, and get to let your own creativity guide your designs. Plus, using templates speeds up your workflow like mad.

So check out ...

The last 2 articles that I wrote on SproutingPhotographer.com were about wedding albums and specifically about how to sell them to every client and how to use sample albums as a sales tool in your studio. Today is the third part of this series on wedding albums, where I’ll show you exactly how to price your wedding albums for your clients.

Quick side-note: as I’ve mentioned previously, although I use the term “wedding album” ...

At a recent wedding Lauren and I had the opportunity to set up a photo booth. Photo booths have become a popular addition to weddings and are a ton of fun for party goers. I suspect we’ll see quite a few of them for the holiday season, and even more during next year’s wedding season.

First, a little disclaimer: there is likely no single right way to setup a photo booth. I’ve seen a variety of awesome setups all producing great shots, so feel free to adapt these instructions to your liking! Experiment! Have fun! ...

Bleed lines are often misunderstood. Fundy contributed this helpful guide to better understand them when designing your book. Feel free to ask any questions or leave your comments at the end of this article.

An album reprint can be a costly mistake, going well into the hundreds of dollars. Know what bleed lines and cut lines are, can keep you from making this costly mistake. ...