Choose your own photo and a ticket copy from one show
Choose a ticket copy and one photo you took from a single concert for this page. An entrance photo establishes the place while the ticket supplies different information. Use a photo taken where photography was permitted; do not assume that someone else's performance photograph is yours to use.
Put the original ticket aside for separate storage. Use a photocopy or printed copy on the page, reducing it proportionally if it is large. The show name, date, venue and memories below are all original editorial fiction, not an attendance report or a reproduction of an issued ticket.
Mark the dimensions and areas on a portrait A5 page
Portrait A5 paper is 148 mm wide and 210 mm tall. Measure from its top-left corner: x runs to the right and y runs downward. Mark a title area starting at x14, y14, measuring 120 by 16 mm, and an entrance-photo area at x29, y38, measuring 90 by 60 mm.
The ticket-copy area starts at x29, y106 and measures 90 by 40 mm. The caption area starts at x14, y154 and measures 120 by 36 mm. Mark these lightly with a ruler, then lay the photo and copy on top. These are the dimensions of an original page plan, not a scrapbook product specification or a Pogaem template.
Four steps from loose pieces to a finished page
Prepare portrait A5 paper, your photo and a ticket copy. Store the original ticket separately.
Lightly mark the four title, photo, ticket and caption areas with a ruler. Lay the photo and copy in place without attaching them.
Check the ticket proportions and gaps. Fill in the title, date, venue and three-line caption, and check that your actual handwriting fits.
Once the arrangement fits, attach the copy and photo to the paper and photograph the finished page. Check any version you plan to share for personal information.
Check the gaps between the photo, ticket and writing
The title ends at y30, leaving 8 mm before the photo begins at y38. The photo ends at y98, with another 8 mm before the ticket area begins at y106. From the bottom of that area at y146 to the caption at y154 is also 8 mm. The caption ends at y190, leaving 20 mm to the bottom of the paper.
The title and caption each have 14 mm side margins; the photo and ticket areas each have 29 mm side margins. Centering the areas makes the margins equal. Check your actual paper and handwriting size, and shorten the caption if three lines overflow. Do not stretch a photo or ticket to fill its box.
Fill in a fictional show title and three-line caption
For this invented example, use the title "Blue Evening Concert," the date "7 November 2026," and the venue "Little Star Hall - fictional venue." Write a compact version of the name, date and venue in the title area. Put an imagined entrance photo you took in the photo area. The fictional rectangular ticket copy already measures 90 by 40 mm.
Write this caption on three lines. Line one: "We arrived together as the blue entrance lights came on." Line two: "This page holds the chorus we kept humming afterward." Line three: "The original ticket is stored separately in the concert box at home." These sentences are fictional too; replace them with your own words for an actual experience.
Preserve the ticket proportions and check the sharing copy
If your ticket has a different aspect ratio, reduce the copy proportionally until its width or height reaches the edge of the 90 by 40 mm area. A 2:1 copy can fit at 80 by 40 mm, leaving 10 mm of spare width. Center it for a 5 mm gap on each side. Do not stretch it to 90 by 40 mm.
Check an image you intend to share for names, seat details, order numbers, QR codes and anything else you do not want to disclose. Preparing the paper copy and showing a photograph of the finished page are separate checks. Remove or cover information yourself on a copy or with another tool; do not assume the app will hide it automatically.
Photograph the finished page and save your making notes
Lay the completed page flat and photograph all four edges. In Pogaem, select that photo and add a note such as "One A5 page, 8 mm gaps, ticket reduced proportionally." Record the actual paper and copy sizes in the text if you want to make another page later.
Measure, arrange and attach the paper pieces yourself. Pogaem is not automatically designing or printing this page. The cover is a contextual illustration of landscape prints in a frame and clips; it does not show the finished A5 page or the invented concert ticket.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to attach the original ticket?
You can use a copy and keep the original separately. Try the proportionally sized copy on the page before attaching it. This plan makes no claim about the long-term preservation effects of a particular adhesive.
What if my ticket has a different aspect ratio?
The 90 by 40 mm measurement defines an available area. Reduce the copy to fit inside while preserving its aspect ratio, leaving unused space as a margin. There is no need to stretch it to fill the box.
Does Pogaem automatically design this A5 page?
You measure and arrange the physical page yourself. The Pogaem connection is saving your photograph of the finished page together with the making notes you write.