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Multiple photographs on one LO
Submitted by: Dave'sGirl
This is a tip I learned from the lady who framed my bridal portraits. When using multiple pictures on a single page, be sure that the subjects are facing in toward the middle. For example, if one picture is taken from the side, be sure that the person's back is toward the outside edge. It brings more unity to the whole work. (And people can look "mad" if their backs are turned to other pictures!)