Peacefield wrote in post #13805644
Beautiful imagery and I can see how the venue would find it desirable and want to display it in the future.
Maybe it's a cultural/national thing, but I see very little interest in matted albums; everyone wants the collage approach. At least that's been my experience.
Beautiful imagery and I can see how the venue would find it desirable and want to display it in the future.
Maybe it's a cultural/national thing, but I see very little interest in matted albums; everyone wants the collage approach. At least that's been my experience.
Cheers
We do both matted and storybook/digital albums and I reckon our clients are split 50/50 on what they prefer, or maybe slightly more in favour of Queensberry Matted albums .... but we end up doing more digital because of the price difference. Queensberry matted albums are stunning but expensive ... especially in the UK.
People buy what you show them at the end of the day though.
I have seen some pretty awful matted albums from other suppliers though, where the matts arent properly stuck down like they are in a Queensberry album so it looks more like a slip in album and I arent surprised people dont choose them.
