How to Turn Your Digital Photographs Into Analog Artifacts

I discovered little Chatbooks a few weeks ago while perusing Instagram. For just $8 you can easily create 30 pages of memories in a little book. Not on instagram? You can pull your photographs from Facebook and your computer, too.

The internet is full of similar offerings, so I intend to try them all because I’m excited about photographs, thank you notes, documenting family vacations. The possibilities are endless.

Tools to Turn Digital Photographs Into Artifacts

• Chatbooks, my favorite photograph book as of this moment, and what you will see profiled below
• This classy linen-covered hardcover photobook by ParaboPress, 32-pages 8×10 for $49
• I’ve been sending these Ink one-of-a-kind cards with my images on the front. I’m now making my own, but worth seeing.
• Artifact Uprising, you have to check them out too, for calendars and more. You may have received one of my thank you postcards. I love their quality 100% recycled paper. $29 for booklet of 20. Discover their albums and calendars as well.

Now, go out and create something personal and get those photographs off of your device!

Chatbook for your photographs :: the cover. It’s a breeze to create.

Chatbook for your photographs :: the rowboat and Central Park

Chatbook for your photographs :: the seagull and Nancy in the kitchen

Chatbook for your photographs :: Nancy in the kitchen and the anemones

Chatbook for your photographs :: a rider and the eggs

Chatbook for your photographs :: the cacti and the Cuban cars

Chatbook for your photographs :: the cheetah and the zebra

Chatbook for your photographs :: the Cuban boy and the New York City streets

Chatbook for your photographs :: the pink gerber daisy and the blossoms

Chatbook for your photographs :: Grand Central Terminal and the watermelon

Chatbook for your photographs :: Cuban ballerina and what the giftbox looks like when you order a photograph from me

Chatbook for your photographs :: peaches and the greenmarket flower

Go create!

*My lovely friend Janet Chin-See took the shots of me holding my photograph book — she did such a great job standing on the chair in our living room with my iPhone. Thank you!

Often the photographs you see in my blog posts are for sale in my online store. You might just be looking for some color or black and white images for your walls. Or think about gift giving. I take such special care in this creation, delivered in a lovely box.

All photographs are taken by me, unless I have noted otherwise in the caption. I use my Canon 5D III and the iPhone 6+.

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