A journey that does not end when you get home.
You usually bring two things home from a trip — the memories and a full memory card. From the second, we make a book that sits on your table and that you keep coming back to.
How we build a travel journal
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Give the landscape room to breathe
Panoramic frames run across the full spread, with no forced cropping. Landscape needs space, otherwise all that remains is a postcard.
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The route as a thread
A simple line showing the route or the name of a place opens each chapter. The reader knows where they are without a lengthy explanation.
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Notes from the road
Your notes, tickets, dates, torn scraps of maps. These are the small things that set your journal apart from any other tourist’s album.
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The rhythm of days, not a list of places
The book follows the journey as you experienced it — the slow mornings and the long transfers included.
“The best travel photographs are not the sharpest ones. They are the ones that bring back what a place smelled like.”
The format that suits a journey
- Format
- Panorama 30×21
or Premium panorama 42×28 - Length
- 26 – 80 pages
(13 – 40 spreads) - Design fee
- 30×21 from 145.00 €
42×28 from 199.00 €
Two thousand photographs, a hundred and fifty in the book
A fortnight abroad usually results in around two thousand photographs. We look at all of them and take about a hundred and fifty — many only as a crop. It is not about which places you saw, but which photographs carry the mood of the place.
A panorama across the spine
A wide photograph running unbroken across both pages is one of the strongest elements a travel book can offer. We use it whenever the chosen manufacturer’s printing process allows it — it needs a binding that opens the book flat. That is why the manufacturer is chosen before the design begins, not afterwards.
Maps only if you want them
We do not add routes and maps by default. They are graphic elements that take space away from the photographs, and most books do not miss them. If you want them, say so at the consultation and we will include them. The order stays chronological either way — in the order in which you experienced it.
Brought home a thousand photos from your trip?
Tell us a few words about your trip and we will reply within two working days with a proposed approach.