http://www.momshots.com/extreme-close-up-take-one/ Learning to photograph our children. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 12:22:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 http://www.momshots.com/extreme-close-up-take-one/#comment-38 Jessica Thu, 12 Jun 2008 06:40:04 +0000 http://www.momshots.com/home/?p=19#comment-38 Rachel, you bring up a really going question about what to do with all these Momshots. I have a few ideas and will make a post about this in the near future. Thanks for bringing it up! Rachel, you bring up a really going question about what to do with all these Momshots. I have a few ideas and will make a post about this in the near future. Thanks for bringing it up!

]]> http://www.momshots.com/extreme-close-up-take-one/#comment-28 Rachel J. Fri, 06 Jun 2008 03:41:57 +0000 http://www.momshots.com/home/?p=19#comment-28 Nice tips. Thanks. I like the idea of "rotating" my pictures. I guess I would like to get them all out of the computer and in a tangible form. Perhaps individual albums to give each kid when he is older...so it can be passed down. Okay, I feel better now. I am not excessive...I am the protector of youth that his posterity may smile! Nice tips. Thanks. I like the idea of “rotating” my pictures. I guess I would like to get them all out of the computer and in a tangible form. Perhaps individual albums to give each kid when he is older…so it can be passed down.
Okay, I feel better now. I am not excessive…I am the protector of youth that his posterity may smile!

]]> http://www.momshots.com/extreme-close-up-take-one/#comment-27 Tye Durbin Thu, 05 Jun 2008 17:21:18 +0000 http://www.momshots.com/home/?p=19#comment-27 Suggestion/thoughts, I am working on collaging my 13+ years of photos into digital memory/scrapbook pages. My "plan" is to make a bunch of them and replace them on the walls every so often (change of scenery) and then with the ones I remove from the wall, I will eventually have bound into a "book" form, and have them shelved so they can be looked at by whoever has the inclanation. The photos, that don't quite "make the grade" will be stored onto CD/DVD's incase I ever want to go back and "fiddle" with them later (the ones that just outright stink are trashed, but I try to rescue every photo I can, because kids are only that age for a short time) Suggestion/thoughts, I am working on collaging my 13+ years of photos into digital memory/scrapbook pages. My “plan” is to make a bunch of them and replace them on the walls every so often (change of scenery) and then with the ones I remove from the wall, I will eventually have bound into a “book” form, and have them shelved so they can be looked at by whoever has the inclanation. The photos, that don’t quite “make the grade” will be stored onto CD/DVD’s incase I ever want to go back and “fiddle” with them later (the ones that just outright stink are trashed, but I try to rescue every photo I can, because kids are only that age for a short time)

]]> http://www.momshots.com/extreme-close-up-take-one/#comment-26 Rachel J. Wed, 04 Jun 2008 21:46:08 +0000 http://www.momshots.com/home/?p=19#comment-26 I have a question about what the heck we should do with all of our photograph? Sure we can save them on the computer, we may even print some out for the wall, we can email them, and so on. I bet you have a ton and I wanna know your plans. I took tons of pictures of my 1st baby, and have slowed down a lot now. I still have plans for them as home decor, but there will be so many that never make the grade. Is it just something to engage in when we have empty-nest syndrome? I realize that not everyone appreciates the way I do. In sharing, someone can feel like..."okay, okay, I have seen this before..." ya know. I guess if you have a hobby passion, that is all it is. Nurturing that, right?? Please help. I have a question about what the heck we should do with all of our photograph? Sure we can save them on the computer, we may even print some out for the wall, we can email them, and so on.
I bet you have a ton and I wanna know your plans.
I took tons of pictures of my 1st baby, and have slowed down a lot now. I still have plans for them as home decor, but there will be so many that never make the grade. Is it just something to engage in when we have empty-nest syndrome? I realize that not everyone appreciates the way I do. In sharing, someone can feel like…”okay, okay, I have seen this before…” ya know.
I guess if you have a hobby passion, that is all it is. Nurturing that, right??
Please help.

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