Lisbon photo book
A4 portrait, 21 x 29.7 cm, Hardback, 24 pages
The yellow 28 tram runs across a pale blue cover, the same one that rattles up through Alfama. Tiled fronts, red roofs from the Senhora do Monte viewpoint and the tower at Belém make up the rest.
Shown with sample photos. You add your own and can change every page.
Making your Lisbon photo book
A Lisbon book follows the tram. The 28 climbs out of Martim Moniz through Graça and Alfama, past the cathedral and on to Estrela, and most of what you photograph is on its line. Use the first spread for red roofs and the white dome of the Pantheon. Tiles get one of their own, because they cover whole streets here. Then the river: the 25 de Abril bridge at dusk, and Belém for the tower and a pastel de nata.
The Miradouro da Senhora do Monte is higher than the famous viewpoints and quieter. The 28 is packed by mid-morning, so ride it early or walk the route. Shoot tiles straight on and in shade, which keeps the glaze from flaring. The paper wrapper from a tin of sardines is worth saving; shops in Baixa sell them with a year printed on the label.
What you change
The photos and title are samples. You add your own photos, type your own title, and change the words, layout and colours of any page. You see a proof of every page before you pay.
Good for
About 40 to 60 photos at 24 pages and 70 to 100 at 40 pages.
Sizes and prices
| Size | Cover | From | Each extra page | Arrives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A4 portrait, 21 x 29.7 cm | Softcover | £10.99 for 20 pages | £0.25 | Usually 7 to 10 working days |
| A4 portrait, 21 x 29.7 cm | Hardback | £14.99 for 24 pages | £0.30 | Usually 7 to 10 working days |
| A4 portrait, 21 x 29.7 cm | Matte hardback | £16.99 for 24 pages | £0.35 | Usually 7 to 10 working days |
| A4 portrait, 21 x 29.7 cm | Lay-flat | £38.99 for 18 pages | £0.60 | Usually 10 to 15 working days, made in Europe |
UK delivery is £6.99 for the first copy and £1.25 for each further copy.
Sample photos by Naimish Verma on Pexels. They are not part of your book.
