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Clear the Clutter- Practical Photography Tip #6

July 28, 2012 by featured1

Welcome to the 6th tip of our Life Lessons from Photography School! Let me give you a quick recap of what you have missed: #1 A Few Changes Can Lead to Great Photos #2 DIY Reflector and Boucing Light #3 Great shots take time #4 Shooting from Different angles and a different perspective #5 Working the Blur Technique and Leaning on it Todays tips is: Clear the Clutter Contributing Photographer: Carla Ackermann My son loves to play with his Legos, and I love that he loves it!  Being … [Read more...]

Filed Under: party ideas Tagged With: Clearing the Clutter in Photography, photo tips, Practical and Easy Photo Tips

Easiest Ice Cream Recipe Ever

July 27, 2012 by featured1

Contributing Writer: Heather Kinnaird Summer is in full swing. Here in California that often means H.O.T. As much as I enjoy being in the kitchen, I LOVE days when the oven never gets turned on. One of the easiest summer treats {even the kids can do this one} is ice cream. You don't even need an ice cream maker. The base is very simple. Easiest Ice Cream Ever recipe:  2 cup of  heavy cream 1 can of sweetened condensed milk 1 teaspoon of vanilla Instructions: whip the cream until … [Read more...]

Filed Under: craft kids, dessert, Kid Friendly Recipes Tagged With: easiest ice cream ever, Ice cream, no ice cream maker ice cream recipe, tag1

Photographing from Different Angles~Life Lesson #4

July 13, 2012 by featured1

Welcome to #4 of Life Lessons from Photography School Todays Photo Tip: Photographing from Different Angles Contributing Photographer: Carla Ackermann Some of the most admired images we have are those taken from a different perspective.  A photo of an object taken from a daily perspective - the one we would normally view it from when we are just standing around, looking at it - may be a great photo.  All the setting might be right, we could have some beautiful bokeh (blur) in the background … [Read more...]

Filed Under: daily living encouragement Tagged With: life lessons from photography school, photo tips, photography from different angles, shooting from different angles, spot1

The Little Engine That Could

July 11, 2012 by featured1

Glad you could join us! Inspired by Family Magazine and Mom on Timeout are co-hosting this fun Summer Reading Adventure! ~Sharing today is Trish from Mom on Timeout ~ Wow!  I can't believe we are already in Week 5 of the Summer Reading Adventure! I hope you all are getting some great ideas for activities and hopefully learning about some new books that you don't have yet. Here's a recap of the books we've featured so far: Week 1: Tickle Monster Week 2: The Rainbow Fish Week 3: Skippyjon … [Read more...]

Filed Under: craft kids Tagged With: children book activities, spot1, summer reading, the little engine that could, Watty Piper

Wk 4 Summer Reading Adventure- A Bad Case of Stripes

July 3, 2012 by featured1

Welcome to our 4th week of our Summer Reading Adventure you can also link up your own reading adventure below! We are so glad you stopped by if you're new and you don't want to miss a post you can follow along here or here . Featured Writer: Alia Hagenbach I am a sentimental mom and many of the children's books that I return to are ones that are fond memories from my own childhood. But once in awhile it's good to make new traditions. My kids each fill the library bag with their picks and we … [Read more...]

Filed Under: craft kids Tagged With: a bad case of stripes, david shannon, face painting, make your own face paint, spot1, summer reading adventure

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