Picturegraphs Australia
What kind of photos should I choose?
There is an easy answer to this one.........Choose your favourite photos!! If you need assistance contact us at: photos@picturegraphsnsw.com
Your favourite photos are the ones that make you smile, cry or laugh. They remind you of a person's character or a moment that is etched in time forever. Do not worry about the colour, quality or size of your photos. Focus on the content and Tell Your Story!
To the left, are the photos that were used in the Picturegraph above. As you can see, a range of photos, both colour, black & white and sepia have been used to Tell the Story!
There is an easy answer to this one.........Choose your favourite photos!! If you need assistance contact us at: photos@picturegraphsnsw.com
Your favourite photos are the ones that make you smile, cry or laugh. They remind you of a person's character or a moment that is etched in time forever. Do not worry about the colour, quality or size of your photos. Focus on the content and Tell Your Story!
To the left, are the photos that were used in the Picturegraph above. As you can see, a range of photos, both colour, black & white and sepia have been used to Tell the Story!
Make Three Piles
* Definitely to Include
* Maybe to Include * Don't Include
These piles will help you choose the images you want to include in your Picturegraph quickly and easily. It is a good idea to bring a few extra photos from the "maybe to include" pile, just in case you change your mind.
Including Your Digital Photos
It's easy to include your digital photos in a Picturegraph.
Just bring in the files from your digital camera on CD or on your memory stick. No need to print these. You just need to give your full quality digital images to the Designer and we will do the rest.
Choosing a Background Photo
A background photo is a photo that provides a backdrop to your Picturegraph.
Generally, it is not a feature, so you should chose a photo that can be mostly covered over but that adds significance to your story. eg. A home, holiday location or anything else you think of that would suit the theme of your Picturegraph.
A background photo is a photo that provides a backdrop to your Picturegraph.
Generally, it is not a feature, so you should chose a photo that can be mostly covered over but that adds significance to your story. eg. A home, holiday location or anything else you think of that would suit the theme of your Picturegraph.
"When I gave mum her Picturegraph we shared a moment that will last forever."
