Due to the wording of your question, it is difficult to interpret exactly what you are asking. It can only be assumed that perhaps you are referring to which type of pen you can use to write on pictures, such as yearbook pictures from your school or college.
There is a selection of pens that you can buy for this purpose, but there are some things you need to remember about the type of pen that you require:
• The pen needs to be acid free as pens with acid in them will just blur the picture and ruin your precious memories. You need to make sure of this in order to not ruin it.
• You need to buy the pen from a specific arts and crafts store. It may be a good idea to talk to a supervisor in the store and tell them exactly what you need the pen for. These people know what they're talking about and will show you to exactly the right pen for your personal purposes.
• You may have a spend a little more than you usually would on a pen if you are looking to find a specific one for writing on photographs with. The pen can be kept for years, however, so it is a decent investment. Just remember to keep the lid on!
• Do not use a sharpie! It's bound to be tempting because so many people seem to make the same mistake because they're so easy to get hold of but a sharpie will just ruin your photograph as it is too harsh for the ink. It has been said, however, that there are different types of sharpie that are created specifically for this purpose so again, you may wish to talk to a supervisor about your particular requests.
• If you don't have a local craft store, you can always search online on Google or eBay for alternative pens.
There is a selection of pens that you can buy for this purpose, but there are some things you need to remember about the type of pen that you require:
• The pen needs to be acid free as pens with acid in them will just blur the picture and ruin your precious memories. You need to make sure of this in order to not ruin it.
• You need to buy the pen from a specific arts and crafts store. It may be a good idea to talk to a supervisor in the store and tell them exactly what you need the pen for. These people know what they're talking about and will show you to exactly the right pen for your personal purposes.
• You may have a spend a little more than you usually would on a pen if you are looking to find a specific one for writing on photographs with. The pen can be kept for years, however, so it is a decent investment. Just remember to keep the lid on!
• Do not use a sharpie! It's bound to be tempting because so many people seem to make the same mistake because they're so easy to get hold of but a sharpie will just ruin your photograph as it is too harsh for the ink. It has been said, however, that there are different types of sharpie that are created specifically for this purpose so again, you may wish to talk to a supervisor about your particular requests.
• If you don't have a local craft store, you can always search online on Google or eBay for alternative pens.
