Moleskine Photo Notebook 1
Moleskine Photo Notebook 1

Image by Bob AuBuchon
My first Moleskine Photo Notebook. I am using the Moleskine Pocket Watercolor Notebook. Each black and white print is in wallet size. I am enjoying the production.
I began using Moleskine notebooks some time ago for journaling and keeping notes. Thanks to Joe Thorn [great photographs ... take a look!] I am now using one for my sermonic materials.
Notebooks

Image by Wm Jas
Some of my students’ notebooks. If the English on the inside is better than the English on the cover, I’ll know I’ve done my job.
See the larger size to read everything.
Old Notebook Paper

Image by GrungeTextures
Closeup of old notebook paper.
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Neat shot Bob. I should do something like this sometime. How’s that for a new years resolution:-) All the best to you in 2008!
Very cool.
Beautiful photo.
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This is a great idea! How do you deal with vertically-formatted shots? Also, does the book get very "bulgy" (for lack of a better word) when filled with photographs?
@ David R … vertical photos … I place them long ways on the page, therefore the viewer has to turn the book. The Moleskine notebook I used is the pocket watercolor notebook (60 pages/30 front & back) Yes, there is a "bulgy-ness" to the book but not too bad. I have used about 50 of the 60 pages. This is my first and will experiment with future projects. Enjoying the whole "Moleskine" experience in various means and ways.
Love it. Do you think it’d be great for storing polaroids as well ?
@ iam … yes the Moleskine would be excellent for that. I would suggest either the Artist Sketchbook or even better the Watercolor Notebooks (large).
I love this idea!
Fantastic, Bob! I’ve been wanting to do this for some time. I’ve sent you a flikr mail to ask for some advice. Hope you don’t mind.
Thanks.
beautiful. brilliant way to present the past works – a must try!
Hi Bob! Moleskine as a photoalbum such a great idea! I have my variation – only one photo on the page, rounded corners and only lomography-like images of my wife and daughters…
if your frigged you cant use it
‘ enjoyed the texture … and wish I could write cursive again!
Thanks Abstractacus! Glad you like it.
I’ve had some requests to post more paper/cardboard textures. I’ll try to post more soon.
Hi, I’m an admin for a group called Keynote and Powerpoint images, and we’d love to have this added to the group!
Hey Charles. Just added this image to your group. Thanks for the invite!
… and she won’t talk a lot ; )
very cool! gotta find a pic to use it on for sure!
Thanks amieww. Working on some more paper/cardboard textures I plan to post soon.
Thank you!
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