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Handmade photo books using the Japanese Stab Binding technique

JMRead

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JMRead

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Hello all,

 

A bit of a how to;

http://www.m1ju29photobookclub.co.uk/make.html

 

I started a photo book club ostensibly to look at books by well known photographers, this turned into the members (there are only few of us) making their own photobooks after I brought one in that I'd made.

 

The club will be turning into the M1Ju29 Photo Project Group very soon to broaden the appeal. Lots of people have contacted me but I think are put off by making their own books. Phtot projects can be turned into videos using Windows Movie Maker see this post of mine today: http://www.tipf.co.uk/index.php/topic/9786-two-photo-essays-one-street-photography-the-other-in-an-old-quarry/

 

Cheers - Jim

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