Making a Dog Photo Bookmark From an Existing Picture
A bookmark needs a narrow composition, so choose the crop before committing to a photograph. A full face may work better than a wide group scene, but test both if the story matters.
Leave space for any text and for the printer's trim allowance. Keep eyes, ears, and names away from edges that may be cut slightly differently during production.
Use a copy of the original image and check the current printing requirements. A photograph that looks clear on a phone may not provide enough detail for the chosen output.
Print a paper test before ordering a finished version. Put it inside a book and see whether the image and text still work at that scale. The project should be pleasant to use, not merely attractive when enlarged on a screen.
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