Christmas cards
Posted 05/12/2014 - 10:44
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I use one for the very few 'e-cards' that I send. It's a rather hackneyed shot of a Robin in a tree that I put in my Gallery in August, although shot at RHS Wisley at the beginning of March.
Phil
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Posted 05/12/2014 - 12:27
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Where do you get the cards printed?
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Posted 05/12/2014 - 13:33
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Darstadlydarcey wrote:
Where do you get the cards printed?
I use the photo service of a major department store here in the Netherlands. I also use then for photobooks, and always get great results.Where do you get the cards printed?
Local supermarkets, and drugstores also offer a similar service. They all end up using the big printer such as Albelli and Cewe.
Places like Asda offer a similar thing in the UK.
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19 years
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Not having seen any snow this year I was a bit stumped, but this is what I came up with. It isn't brilliant I know but it was fun to make and I like the abstract nature of it and it sits on someone's mantelpiece for a week or two before being thrown.
I would love to see your Christmas card photos. Feel free to add them to this thread.
Hmm, why is the photo so small???