HeadlessMermaid
2014-11-24, 08:52 AM
High, everyone!
I made a digital photobook (fancy term for "PDF with pictures"), and I've never done anything of the sort before, and I could use some feedback. You can download the PDF here (https://app.box.com/s/yvfmhh4k9fztm859z3zn), it's 43 double pages and about 30MB, and it's called "Urban Gothic".
It's a collection of black and white photographs (urban sites, mostly), but my main concern is the layout. Sequence, positioning, margins, fonts (there are very few words in it, but still), etc. Do they look OK? Do the photographs have space to "breathe"? Do they compliment each other on the same spread (double page), or do they look jumbled? Do I need more white spaces? Less, perhaps? Is the overall design adequate?
Really, any comment would be valuable, since I've zero experience with these things.
And if anyone here is familiar with InDesign and/or digital printing (which is not my immediate concern, but may come up later), I also have a few technical questions.
Thank you very much for your time. :smallsmile:
I made a digital photobook (fancy term for "PDF with pictures"), and I've never done anything of the sort before, and I could use some feedback. You can download the PDF here (https://app.box.com/s/yvfmhh4k9fztm859z3zn), it's 43 double pages and about 30MB, and it's called "Urban Gothic".
It's a collection of black and white photographs (urban sites, mostly), but my main concern is the layout. Sequence, positioning, margins, fonts (there are very few words in it, but still), etc. Do they look OK? Do the photographs have space to "breathe"? Do they compliment each other on the same spread (double page), or do they look jumbled? Do I need more white spaces? Less, perhaps? Is the overall design adequate?
Really, any comment would be valuable, since I've zero experience with these things.
And if anyone here is familiar with InDesign and/or digital printing (which is not my immediate concern, but may come up later), I also have a few technical questions.
Thank you very much for your time. :smallsmile: