I have posted about this before, but I think it bears repeating...
Now that most/all of our photos live on the cloud or on a hard drive, what happens to them when we're gone? Not so much pictures of me, they'll cease to be relevant shortly after I shuffle off this mortal coil...but I'd like to think that my kids will appreciate memories of time spent together in the field. They're still young, they aren't able to take photos of their first goose, or holding up a beaver that dad trapped.
Digital storage is not perfect, when I did some research on digital archiving, it became apparent to me pretty quickly that a physical copy is king...but how do you give it value to someone else?
I settled on hardcover photo books...
[video:youtube]https://youtube.com/shorts/g3ukjEi5F6Q?si=_a5_LCcjkZPWkmwh[/video]
This cost me about $75 because I decided to try the premium lay flat binding (which I don't really care for and won't do again). Without the options, probably a $35 (priceless) book. I was able to include original artwork, poetry and recipes also.

Hmmm it says video unavailable.... but I would like to know more??

Hang on, I'll try to fix it

Try now

It works now. Pretty cool. But it still doesn't tell me where you got it done at, LOL.

I used a company called Vistaprint, which I think is also in the USA(?) It's a marketing/promo printer for business cards, banners, signs, etc.
They also do custom decals LOL


I'm sure there's a bunch more options over there than what we have.