Single photo or multi photo layouts?

I do both. Specifically, I find that I tend to do double page layouts with one picture (usually 5x7 or 6x8) on one page and then multiple photos (4x6) on the facing page. That said, I am in the process of completing a vacation album where I have one photo of certain things, and then multiple photos of others making it necessary to switch back and forth between the multi photo pages and single photo pages. I'm finding it a challenge to get in a groove because of the switching back and forth!

More multi photo layouts, especially for vacation albums. But a do s few single photo layouts if I have a particularly special pic to feature.

I like to use my best photos for 1 page layouts; usually enlarged. But most of my pages are multiple photos. Wish I had more good photos! (I just learned how to attach photos from my tablet)

Multi photo is my preference, but if I only have one photo of an event then it is a one photo layout.  Occasionally, like with pics of my son and the dog I will group several photos from different times on one page.  

I am so much a chronological theme scrapper that if something is not in the order it happened I kind of feel like I'm reading a book with a misplaced page telling me something happened before it did.  Does that make sense?

My typical page has 4 photos and because I scrap 8.5x11 I usually have 2x3 photos and not many 4x6.  Sometimes I take a special photo and print it in 4x6 and then the other related photos are 2x3.

Multiple photos for me. I am mainly an event/historical scrapper. I don't want to leave out anyone, and I need multiple photos to really show different aspects, too.

I scrap most photos using divided sheet protectors.

I do both. I almost always do 2-page layouts because I'm usually scrapping an event. Sometimes I do a single, special photo in the left side and then do a collage or pocket page on the right side.

Most of my layouts have 2-3 pictures but a lot of them are 3x4 so they match up to the size of a single photo.  

Since my goal is to get all my photos out of boxes and into albums, I find myself scrapping more multi-picture pages. However, if I only have one picture of an event or it's a particularly special photo, that will get it's own one page treatment. But I definitely have waaay more multi-photo layouts vs single photo layouts! (And I still have sooo many more photo boxes to empty)

Multi-photos, usually. Part of my issue is I have a hard time narrowing down my pictures, so I usually have several great ones I want to use, or need several to help tell the story.

Almost always multi photo pages. Yes pages as I rarely for single page layout.

Usually several photos on a page. If a layout has only one photo, it's usually because it's a large picture. Most of my photos are not enlargement-worthy, so the big ones are often school portraits, group portraits, or pictures someone else took.

It depends on what I'm scrapping. Vacations almost always have multiple photos unless it's a particularly special photo or I have a lot of journaling. Most of my heritage and childhood pages only have one photo because often that's all I have.

Depends upon the story I'm telling and what photos I have. I do seem to gravitate to 2photo single page layouts. Although I just check my traditional layouts from this year and they are almost all single photo single layouts. Usually if it has more than 3 photos of significant size (4x6) I'll try to enlarge one or add another and make a double page.