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Frame a Great Photo for Your Wall

A 12″x18″ photo poster makes a great gift, too!

Have a few terrific photos you’d like to have blown up and framed? Great Blue Heron photo poster by Lifephoto.comMaybe for your own wall. Maybe for gifts? It’s easy to do and relatively inexpensive.

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Make a Personal Photo Day Planner for Dad

Get Coupon Code to Save on Father’s Day Gift Photo Daily Planner

Upload Dad’s favorite photos right now and have a super day planner made in minutes.

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Father’s Day Gift Idea: Photo Playing Cards

A Deck of Photo Cards is an Easy Gift for Dad

Looking for an easy photo gift that even the kids can make online? A deck of playing cards with one of Dad’s favorite photos is perfect.

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Geese and Goslings on Hidden Scouting Camera

Outdoor Nanny Cam Yields Fun Wildlife
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Cool Metallic Graduation Invitations, Announcements

Hot Grads Are Going Metallic for Photo Announcements

Order your graduation party invitations and announcements now on Graduation invitations and announcements on Lifephoto’s metallic photo paperLifephoto’s Metallic Photo Paper. Its subtle reflective surface makes metal surfaces and bold colors in your photo really come alive.

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Grad Photo Book Can Tell a Whole Story

Graduation Memory Book Can Tell Your Student’s Personal Story

As graduation approaches, think about making a special photo memory book that tells the student’s story — going back as far as you wish. The book can end with the graduation photos, but begin with the first day of college, the first day of high school or the first day of Kindergarten.

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Making A Recipe Book? Planning and Food Photography Tips

ome tips for making a great Recipe Photo Book!

You’ve got the idea that it would be fun to make a recipe book. Recipe Photo Book for Mother’s Day Gift

One that’s filled with photos of the finished dishes. Or maybe including photos of the cooking or baking process. Who’s recipes will you use? How will you print and share the finished recipe book? Here are some tips for planning your book and for taking great food photos, as well.
Planning a Recipe Photo Book

Decide on a theme:

* Mom’s Home Cooking
* Grandma’s Famous Cakes
* Cookies That Kids Can Bake
* A Salute to the Great Cooks in My Family

Whatever your theme, be sure you can offer accurate recipes with easy-to-follow directions. Help your readers be successful in making those great dishes! So that means you’ll need to proofread your recipes and then have someone else proof again just to be sure.

Take lots of photos:

Every recipe book is better when it includes photos of the finished dish. Here is a post that will give you some guidelines for taking those photos.

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How to make an Unforgettable 5th Grade Class Memory Book

Photo Yearbook Makes a Wonderful Teacher’s Gift. Q&A with the Mom Who Made the Book.

In a recent post, I told you about an extraordinary teacher’s gift presented by a loving 5th grade class. A class memory photo book put together by one mother with a lot of help from the students and their parents, 5th Grade Rocks covered the school year’s activities in photos and text. I interviewed the mom who headed up this project and she was most willing to share some of her thoughts about the photo book.

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