Archive for the ‘Father's Day’ Category
Make it a Wedding Planner, Vacation Planner, School Year Calendar and Organizer
No need to follow the traditional calendar year when you create a personal photo day planner on Lifephoto.com. Begin your year with any important date — or start it a year ahead of an important date. Wedding day planners make wonderful gifts for the bride-to-be! Fill your planner with memorable photos.
- Wedding Day. How cool to give your fiance, daughter or future daughter-in-law a day planner that begins on the wedding day! Or a daily planner for the wedding that begins one year before the wedding!
- Back-to-School Planner. Begin your daily photo planner in July or August and build it around the important dates of the school year. Great gift for teachers. Handy for moms and high school or college students.
- Valentine’s Day. How about giving your sweetheart a custom day planner that begins on Valentine’s Day — with photos of fun times together throughout!
- Birthday. How appropriate to give someone a photo day planner that begins on the date they were born. Show them how important that day was to both of you!
- Anniversary. Even though you’ve been married awhile, give your spouse a photo day planner of your lives together — that begins on the date your were married. How romantic!
A custom day planner is easy and quick to make on lifephoto.com. 
Add notes on special dates, reminders, personal messages of love. Be creative. Have fun. Photo day planners are available in two sizes with 13 to 54 images — you decide. That special person will love it! Great for Christmas gifts, too!
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Upload Dad’s favorite photos right now and have a super day planner made in minutes. 
Include notes on special days:
- Birthday reminders
- Anniversary dates
- School activities
- Vacation dates
- Holiday reminders
- Little love notes from you or the kids
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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.
What kind of photo is best? Any photo that Dad will love. One of himself hunting or fishing. A favorite vacation spot. A family shot. Or even one of his best canine pal. It takes only a minute to upload your photo and get the card ready for print. Lifephoto is known for its quick order turnaround, so you’ll have your deck of photo playing cards in time for giving Dad on Father’s Day!
Upload your photo now and make a deck of cards!
Upload Photos to Make Special Dad’s Day Gifts
Visit Lifephoto’s new Celebrations section to see all the great photo gifts you can make for Father’s Day.
Use some of Dad’s hunting or fishing photos, 
family photos, vacation photos. Surprise him with the most unique Father’s Day gift ever!
Upload your photos now and start creating a photo gift for Dad!
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Lifephoto is celebrating the unveiling of its new Web site design, easy-to-make photo gifts and the added convenience it offers photo customers.
Shop by Celebrations – shop by holidays and special occasions
Shop by Lifestyle – shop by hobbies and other favorite lifestyle activities
Faster photo gallery – enhanced upload and loading speed
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Photo print quick order – order prints directly from your photo gallery
New backgrounds – choose from hundreds of new designs for photo books and greeting cards
Expanded photo sharing – send eCards and eBooks online
Check out the new site — upload your photos and start creating!
Some tips for making a great Recipe Photo Book!
You’ve got the idea that it would be fun to make a recipe book. 
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.
But why not take photos of the cooking process and/or the ingredients the reader will have to assemble before starting? Ree Drummond of The Pioneer Woman does a terrific job of photographing the steps to her recipes. If you make one of her dishes, it is so helpful to have those photos to guide you along the way. Check out her site for examples of how you might do the same thing in your recipe book. By the way, I’ve made some of her recipes and they are always terrific!
Start Making Your Recipe Book Online
Begin by uploading your photos to your own photo folder on Lifephoto.com. If you register, your photo folders and projects remain there for you to return to as often as you wish. So you can make your book as you have time.
If you want your actual recipes to have a special look or design, you might consider putting them into a PhotoShop file and uploading your recipes as .jpegs. Then you can easily place them just like you would a photo. But you do have the option of typing them right on to the photo book page.
Military Wife and Children Sent a Memorable Photo Book to Their Hero
We’ve had quite a few Valentine photo books come in that were made for deployed 
military men and women. Every one is unique and beautiful; each reflects that family’s personality. But one stood out and I really want to share it with you.
It was made by the wife of a deployed military sergeant in the Airborne division — a paratrooper. His wife and young children put a wonderful photo book together. They used a flag graphic for the cover and titled the book “To Our Hero With Love.”
To Our Hero with Love
Inside they included fun photos, photos of dad with cartoons and funny messages superimposed, and scans of the children’s Valentine art. It’s fun. Creative. And very touching. I think you’ll enjoy viewing it, too. Here’s the full book in Lifephoto’s preview mode. Maybe it will inspire you to make a special photo book for someone you know who’s serving in the military!
This Soldier Will Almost Feel That Kiss on His Cheek!
Here is yet another terrific Valentine photo book created by a military
spouse back home. Pictures of dad with the kids and more pictures of the moments he missed with his wife and children. This military Valentine ends with a special message from home.
Still Time to Make a Military Photo Book — Get Coupon Code
All the information is contained in this past post. Get busy — the deadline to get a free print copy expires at midnight (CST) February 13, 2010. (Be sure to send me your e-mail address along with the previewer link.) But you can still e-mail your Valentine book (or post it on FB or Twitter or a blog) after that date!
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