Sep 2, 2021
Serendipity Albums has enhanced its line of premium leather and fabric photo albums for professional photographers in and around Chicago, Illinois.
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Sugar Land, United States - September 2, 2021 /NewsNetwork/ —
The US-based company’s updated range provides photography studios with meaningful and substantive products that are stylish, long-lasting, and able to generate additional revenue.
More details can be found at: https://www.salbums.com
As the digital age has caused many to forget the benefits of hard-copy photo albums, Serendipity Albums also aims to revitalize interest in high-quality, handcrafted products that preserve clients’ memories for future generations.
The concept of engaging a professional photographer to record special occasions, such as weddings, first arose in the mid-19th century. Until the advent of the internet and digital photography, a photography studio’s services often included the production of prints that were presented in a bound album.
The immediacy and convenience of modern digital platforms has led many to dispense with photo albums, considering them to be an unnecessary add-on. Serendipity Albums’ updated selection of leather and fabric products is designed to prove otherwise, offering longevity, style, and preservation of special events that digital mediums cannot rival.
Only available for purchase by professional photographers, the new line of photo albums offers a number of distinct benefits. The potential to increase revenue is substantial, and studios are able to set their own pricing in accordance with their package structures. Drop-shipping options are also offered, providing an additional level of convenience.
The range of leather albums is available in a variety of colors, and crafted by artisans using full-grain Italian hides. Both the deluxe and distressed finishes are designed to be long-lasting, with prints being protected by high-performance coatings. More info for leather albums can be viewed at: https://www.wboc.com/story/44472103/nyc-custom-made-leather-photo-book-album-for-professional-photographers-launched
Photography studios can also offer an expanded range of premium fabric covers that include velvet, natural linen, or Japanese silk. As with the leather-bound albums, all photos are protected with longevity in mind, and substrates are sourced from sustainable forests.
With the latest announcement, Serendipity Albums confirms its commitment to restoring an age-old tradition in the digital era.
A company representative stated: “The Serendipity philosophy is simple: make things locally and help keep the art of bookbinding alive and well by adapting with modern printing methods. It’s a happy marriage of tradition and technology.”
Interested parties can find more information about fabric albums by visiting: https://www.wboc.com/story/44472095/los-angeles-leather-photographer-albums-handcrafted-velvet-photo-books-launch
Contact Info:
Name: Eric Yeh
Email: Send Email
Organization: Serendipity Albums
Address: 4771 Sweetwater Blvd #298, Sugar Land, Texas 77479, United States
Phone: +1-713-568-6976
Website: https://www.salbums.com/
Source: NewsNetwork
Release ID: 89044225
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