The video shows the design layout for the photo book. 

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This photo book took longer to design as I had to manually put it together. For every layout and every photo chosen for the photo book, I had to think carefully. Some of the final images chosen from the previous blog post were not chosen for the photo book as they either did not fully relate to the project, were not compositionally interesting or were not high-resolution enough for the size of the photo book. I chose a large sized square photo book as I felt like this size would be enough to show each image to its fullest size, to see the composition and be able to show the details of the digital photos and film photos, especially film as this would show the grains of the film stock. 

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Halfway through the creation of the photo book, I had to rearrange the photos as adding more pages to the book would start costing a lot more than I have anticipated. I then had to shave the photos down to the better photo to fit the allocated pages given by the company. I also had to rearrange the photo book layout to accommodate fewer photos and to ensure that each page had at least 1/2 photos.