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When I travel, I rarely buy souvenirs. Although I see a lot of nice things that I like, I don’t want to carry them around in my backpack, and as I usually travel on a tight budget, I generally don’t want to spend the money on them either. For me, my travel photos are my souvenirs. I literally have thousands and thousands of them.
Although handicrafts and artwork from a country can remind you of your trip, it is your travel photos that provide the best memories. I love nothing more than going through old photos from past trips that seem like a lifetime ago, and remembering all of the great times that I had.
I was actually going through and editing my latest batch of photos from Laos the other day, and I came to this photo of an old building in Savannahkhet:
I thought to myself, “If I had a house, this photo would look great on my wall”. What do you think?
There are actually quite a lot of ways that you can turn your travel photos into amazing art pieces these days. With sites like Photobox, you can create amazing and cheap canvas prints of your photos to hang on your wall. To me, this is a great way to decorate your home with your travel memories.
You can also create “coffee table” type books of your photos, which, along with the canvas prints, make great gifts.
If I ever have my own home, I think I will definitely get a few of these made up to hang on my walls. The ultimate souvenir!
This post was brought to you in collaboration with Photobox.com.au. All opinions are my own.
Really these canvases are looking very attractive on the wall, it’s really a great way to give our photograph more attractive look and worth decorative also. Nice article you have shared. Many thanks for sharing.
Those canvases look so amazing. I’m going to create photo canvases to on my travel to Singapore next month.
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Great idea, Shaun!
This technology is great, and what a great way to turn a photo into something more – some of the works I have seen can even mimic brushstrokes. Great post, and you’re right, the picture of the house would make a great painting – I think I will try to do it the old fashioned way though. Thanks for the inspiration!
Technology can do some amazing things these days!
yes put that on your wall. I would if it were me. it’s lovely. in your town there must be places to put it on canvas or with a free program you can download gimp you can make your digital photo look like a painting then just have it framed. much cheaper
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Got to know a lot from this!
Everything was so relatable.
Thank you for sharing!
Your design of natural art is very nice.