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Maybe it's because I'm getting closer to my 30s, but I've grown more melancholic with the years, and one way I process that feeling is through photos. I tend to print them out and keep my favorite ones in an album, so I can keep alive the Latin American tradition of showing it off to guests whenever they come by.
But now, since bookbinding joined my endless list of hobbies a couple months ago, I started making small photobooks to bring back pieces of stories that had been forgotten in my phone's gallery.
This one is one of the recent ones!
Obsessed!!!
Thank you!!
Printing photos instead of letting them rot in a camera roll hits different, an album you can actually hold outlives every phone. Memory Lane is the perfect name for this.
Thank you!! It's also a great way to relive those moments, or it can even be a great gift for the people you share those moments with
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