Artist, Dancer & Successful Online entrepreneur

The bride is a well known artist and dancer in the Hamilton Area - the groom a   Successful Online entrepreneur out of Winnipeg. They and their 6 children were the focus at this intimate wedding at the exclusive Tamahac Club overlooking Hamilton Bay. The complete coverage lasted just under 2 1/2 hours. This is their final album selection and my design on the 20-8" x 10" pages (16x10 inch spread):


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Rob,

I am having trouble picturing where the gutter is on Page-10,11 . . . if I remember you are using ArtLeather self-stick albums for these.  How big is the gap in the gutter and how much attension do you usually pay to this?

BTW:  I love the image on Page-14,15!

Thanks,

Ed
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Ed Farmer
Mount Laurel, New Jersey

www.edfarmerphotography.com
www.photoartsforum.com

The gutter is between the couples -so the bride is in whole on the one side of the page and the groom is in whole on the other side. The Art Leather Imount has a fairly insignificant 1/8 inch or so border that doesn't cause a separation issue in my opinion.
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I love the emotion in 16 and 17!
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