Photo Tips & Techniques

Try Flower Photos For Your Next Photo Holiday Cards

June 28, 2011

Holiday photo cards don’t always have to be of people or pets. Although this is the most popular back drop, there are numerous subjects you can choose from. Wildlife, landscapes, sunsets, and flowers are some of my favorite pictures to look at. With today’s digital cameras, snapping eye catching photos is easier than ever. Take [...]

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Thinking Outside of the Box for Photo Christmas Cards This Year

May 17, 2011

It seems as though Christmas cards have come a long way from the old, standard card with the traditional family photograph attached. You know, it was the traditional family photo that we all remember and love where the parents and the kids had ear to ear smiles, they were dressed in red and sweaters and [...]

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Tips for Storing Old Christmas Photo Cards

December 28, 2010

How do you organize the Christmas photo cards that you save? My sister, brother, our cousins and I love to send photo holiday cards. The problem is what to do with them. My OK-the-holidays-are-over solution is to put them in a box. Each year. Which means one box a year for…well, a lot of years. [...]

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A Different Take on Photo Cards for the Holidays

November 30, 2010

When people think of creating photo cards for the holidays, they automatically and exclusively think of taking group family pictures, or pictures of their children or pets. Likely, these are the types of holiday photo cards we all receive. However, you can make holiday photo cards out of many different types of photos. How about [...]

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Holiday Photo Cards for Dummies

August 31, 2010

Digital photography is as easy as 1-2-3, but do you ever wonder why your precious digital photos that you download from your digital camera never seem to come out just right? Are you tired of pictures that are out of focus, have poor skin tones, red eye and just never seem to bring out the [...]

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Snowflakes on your Photo Christmas Cards

August 24, 2010

Choosing a pattern or design for your photo cards should be an easy, fun experience. Snowflake photo Christmas cards, meaning photo cards with snowflake patterns in the background design, help to keep your holiday message light and breezy! There are lots of things to like about a snowflake background for your digital photo cards. For [...]

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On Ode (of Sorts) to Holiday Photo Cards

August 10, 2010

Sheep are a flock, quails are a bevy Rats come in packs, ants are an army Sisters, brothers and such are a family. Unlike other creatures who rely on sheer instinct Humans need holiday photos card to always be linked. So here’s my advice (with an eye firmly winked)… When snapping pix at that holiday [...]

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The Versatility of Photo Holder Holiday Cards

April 27, 2010

I just discovered an alternative to the oh-so-popular digital photo Christmas cards. Instead of the picture being printed on the front of your photo Christmas cards, these designs come with an attractive border and the center is left blank for you to insert an actual photo. And if you’d like, you can even have your [...]

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Solving the Challenges of Kids Photo Christmas Cards

April 6, 2010

I love getting photo Christmas cards, but even though digital photography has made holiday photo card preparation less of a guessing game, I keep hearing hair-raising tales about taking pictures of your kids for this annual display of joy and perfection. It seems if your children are young, it’s hard to find a season when [...]

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It’s all in the Editing for the Perfect Photo Christmas Cards

March 9, 2010

Maybe I surround myself with weirdos, but many of my family and friends do not like having their picture taken. This can make photographing people a bit of a chore, especially if your attempting to snap a decent picture for your photo Christmas cards. Ask my mother to sit down and smile for a Christmas [...]

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