As a Portrait Photographer of many years, I never made a "Photo Book" for a client. However, I will be doing a X-Mas event for a client next month and he indicated he may want a photo book for his business.

My Question is: Have any of you produced one of these for a client? And if so, what company or printer do you recommend! And...do you know the URL for them.

I thank you all in advance for your reply's.

Many Thanks,
Boone.

I'm not influenced by cost as much as size. I took a Nikon D810 and some lenses to England three times. I took a Canon pocket sized camera as well. (Currently use a GX7 II). I didn't take the Nikon to London. I could afford to replace it, but theft did cross my mind, and what concerned me was that the camera is so conspicuous. I also couldn't see jamming into a subway/underground car like a sardine with that thing against my body pushing against someone else. It would have happened. The Nikon worked out well when driving around in rural areas and visiting various heritage sites. The Canon was always in my pocket as well, but I generally used one or the other depending on circumstances.

Do you still own your first real/serious camera? (Add a pic!)
Do you still use it?

Early on I couldn't afford a big name brand so started off with this Ricoh. No regrets. The Ricoh KR-10M served it's purpose and was a great little camera. I haven't used it for decades but I'm going to give it a run sometime soon.
The KR-10M had quite good specification for the time. The kit lens pictured was also a reasonable performer.

(Photo below taken on my phone. Phones are good for stuff like this!)

I've owned just about every Canon digital camera ever made, but just never found any real pleasure in using them. It's not that they weren't great cameras. It was with each one I found less satisfaction in photography.
It was no longer me creating the image, but the camera doing all the work.
I've gone back to film. The not having instant gratification of knowing if I got the shot and having to wait till I processed the film and made a print has brought back the fun I had when I first started in photography sixty years ago with a Kodak Brown and Kodak Tri-chem packs processed in an old coal bin and printed in a print frame has returned, but now I have a dark room and enlarger that I've brought out of storage.
Photography is fun again. I guess it's a sign of senility - but who cares.

Good Morning Hoggers....

My wife and I are in Upstate Vermont (Burlington) right now and it seems we a "slightly" early the changing of the color for the leaves... We would dearly love to get come "calender worthy" shots of Autumn Scenery...

In the last several days, we have traveled the area of Stowe, coming from Maine, and we are seeing only about 10% to maybe 20% (???) in the coloring...

My question is... We have the ability to go anywhere in Vermont or New York and then south.....

... Can anyone give us "actual current reports" for locations of "full-color change happening right now ???"

Thanks so much in advance for your input and your help


Cheers
George Veazey
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