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I read a great article the other day written by the interiors expert Kristen Bateman in Town & Country US , which talks of how Americans are now shying away from tech in their homes in favour of the good old fashioned analogue.  Kristen argues that gone are complex lighting systems, massive televisions that disappear into the wall, Alexa everywhere ready at your beck and call,  remote controls littering the room - people are choosing analogue. Apparently people are now opting for manual door bells with a proper ching, brass handles, bookcases on show full of proper hardback books - and...

This feels like quite a new term but an analogue photo album is just a traditional, old school photo album. It's the type of photo album that your parents had; one where you put physical photos onto a page of photoboard rather than drag virtual images into a grid on your screen to then be digitally printed out. 

In today’s digital age, it’s easy to assume that traditional photo albums have been replaced by cloud storage and social media. But despite the convenience of digital photography, many people still cherish the experience of creating physical photo albums.

When we have a phone full of wedding photos and an entire file on the computer dedicated to them, the question 'why should I make a wedding album?' is a really good one. By the time people have reached our website then they're more or less convinced that it's a good idea, so this article goes out to those who are still sitting on the fence.