SB: How do you limit Disneypages?

[HollyM]

I am finally getting to some of the Disney pages in my album. My problem is - how do I limit the number of pages? I scrapbook chronologically and have a lot of pictures in my albums. Our Disney trips usually result in 10 rolls of film. I can't possibly put all those photos in the album. Interested in hearing how some of you decide what stays and what doesn't. Also, how many pages do you have for a 'typical' weeklong visit to WDW?

 

[Lesley]

I do an entire album for a Disney trip. Anything that I've used more than 6 or so rolls of film gets its own album (ie. usually vacations, but I can bet that someday when my kids get married or whatever, I'll have that many photos!). I use almost all my photos...the only ones I get rid of or don't use are those that are blurry, or didn't turn out for whatever reason (someone walked into the photo or closed their eyes or whatever). Almost all of my photos turn out pretty well...there's usually only one or two in a roll that I don't use.

So anyway, I don't limit. I will add a double page spread in my family album to recognize the trip...but that's more of an overview and place holder.

Typical week long stay...about 50 pages (counting front and back)...my 2 weeks from January will be longer. I think I'll be close to filling my CM album to capacity (60-90 pages..again counting both sides). I had 14 rolls of film.

 

[bananiem]

I'm like Lesley. Our WDW trip is an album of it's own. Next time we go I'll probably do another one. I don't kow off hand how many pages I have but it's a 12x12 and it's PACKED!
I don't think I could get another page in if I tried! I think we had 14 rolls of film from that trip including the 2 disposable cameras the kids had.
Since I made that album mainly for my kids to help them remember our trip I only left out the pictures that didn't turn out. I even have pictures of foliage at AK because it was so unique compared to what we have here.