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Time travel

June 23rd, 2009 in Photography & Design by Johannes van Kan


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My friends, Keith and Maria, live in the future. Its a fact!

When my clock says 7pm theirs says 7:15pm. By living 15 minutes in the future they will always be early in our world. That’s the plan.

When we design albums we design them for the future.

We want the albums to be timeless. We keep our albums simple and try to keep away from the latest tricks.

We want our albums to keep their dignity – we call it future-proofing.

This is not to protect them from the people that do, or will, live in the future, but to protect them (in the future) from poor judgement in their past.

Hugs

Johannes

 

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    “A perfect canvas”

    February 21st, 2008 in Uncategorised by Ian Baugh


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    Now that so many of our albums are printed and assembled right here, our staff love checking them out as they pass through the assembly process.

    One that made waves all the way down the line was Dilip and Anchel’s wedding in Toronto, Canada, photographed by Manpreet Sokhi of Mansa Photography.

    Anchel Ghai and Dilip Krishna were engaged in August, 2006 and married on May 5, 2007. The couple were married in a traditional South Indian Hindu wedding as per the groom’s family’s traditions. Six hundred guests enjoyed the festivities, which lasted over a week.

    The couple expressed how important the photography was to them. “The second we met Manpreet we knew he was our photographer and that he would help us create a visual reminder of our wedding memories for many years to come.”

    They described their Queensberry album as a “perfect canvas” and “timeless” in its design. “With Manpreet’s creative skills we knew we would get a book that truly was a reflection of us as a couple and our event.”

    We loved it too.

    Anchel and Dilip chose a 14×10 horizontal format full Photo Front album with digital pages; Queensberry full service printing and assembly. Click here to download an album slide show.

    Click here to view our feature profile on Mansa Photography.

     

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