The Whole Lot of Us
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Everyone in one place, for once.
Before the boxes, and after.
Empty rooms, the first meal on the floor, the garden a year later. A house becomes a place slowly, and only in photos.
The photos of a house get taken at two moments and almost never in between: the day it was empty, and whenever something finally got finished.
In the middle there are hundreds of shots of a skip, a wall, and a takeaway eaten on the floor, which turn out to be the interesting ones. Give it a year before you print. A house takes about that long to stop being a project and start being where you live, and the book is better for holding both halves.
3 designs for it
Keys in Hand
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Boxes everywhere, but it's yours.
Long Days
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Light until ten, in every photo.
Sizes that suit it
- Hardcover 8×11″ · Portraitfrom $49 · shipping included
- Softcover 8×8″from $29 · shipping included
Every design prints in every size. These are just the ones that tend to suit it. See every design →
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Questions people ask about this one
Should I wait until the work is done?
The work is never done. Print at a year, and again at five if you want. The second book is the one that shows how much actually changed.
Which size suits a house?
The portrait hardcover, because rooms photograph tall. Every design prints in every size, so you can change it in the preview before you approve the book.