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Lifephoto Gives You 35 Templates for Arranging Calendar Photos
If you thought a photo calendar meant one photo per month, 
think again. Lifephoto lets you insert up to 12 photos per month — arranged in any of 35 different photo/caption formats!
So what kind of calendar do you want to make? How many photos do you want to include? Do you want to include captions or a lot of text in any particular month? Life photo has an “app” for that!
Following up on my last post, here are just four examples of how you might arrange photos for your calendar. And, did you know:
- You can add a note or reminder on any/all the dates on your calendar.
- Your calendar year can begin with any month you choose.
- Select a 12- or 18-month calendar.
- Two calendar sizes are available.
Why Plan Next Year’s Photo Calendar Now?
Because you’ll forget about the really fun photos if you don’t save them now! True, isn’t it?
Seems too early to start putting photos together for a 2011 photo calendar or day planner, doesn’t it? Well, I would have thought so until
I realized that some of the most unique photos will long be forgotten by then. So I’ll be on the lookout for great photo memories that I want to have on my next calendar or day planner — and I’ll start a 2011 Calendar Photo Folder on lifephoto.com on which to save them.
Homemade Doughnuts in March
Making homemade doughnuts is a once-every-decade event — if that often. But it’s memorable so I want to make it my March 2011 photo — reminding me of the day I put off everything else to exercise a kitchen tradition handed down from my grandmother to my mother — from me to my children. Oh yes, my husband, some friends and several neighbors all enjoyed these tasty treats — as you have to eat them while they’re warm!
What March photo would you upload for next year’s photo calendar or day planner?
(While I have several doughnut recipes handed down from my mother, I used Ree Drummond’s recipe for this batch — mostly because you can make the dough a day ahead, let it rise in the refrigerator overnight and finish the process the next day. Thanks, Ree. If you don’t know Ree, check out http://thepioneerwoman.com.)
NEXT: Calendar Layout Options – What will my calendar page look like?
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Put photo albums on Twitter, Facebook, Web sites and blogs
Photo sharing is getting faster and easier when Lifephoto, an online photo sharing site and photo gift store, offers a quick pathway to Twitter and Facebook.
Want to post your digital photo album on your blog or Web site? Simply copy and paste the online photo sharing link from your Lifephoto album. Fast. Easy. Free. And your photos remain safely stored in your personal photo folder for as long as you wish — ready to share again via social networking sites, e-mail or as simple photo gifts you make right on the Lifephoto site.
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Print and Share Holiday Digital Photos Online
Don’t put it off another week — get those holiday photos off your digital camera and into the hands of family and friends!
Lifephoto makes it incredibly easy and ecoomical for you to do that.
Make 2010 an Eco Friendly Photo Year
Lifephoto offers you an eco friendly photo print process that uses recycled paper and provides recyclable prints. 4″x6″ prints are just 10 cents each — and a full half of that (5 cents) is donated to the Feed the Children organization. Using eco friendly prints means you are helping save the planet while you help feed starving children around the world. How cool is that for the New Year!
Lifephoto also offers traditional photo prints and metallic paper prints. A wide range of print sizes is also available.
Don’t wait another minute. Upload your photos, print and share them!
Make a 2010 Calendar with Your Favorite Photos
It’s as easy as uploading those digital photos. Pick from 3 photo calendar formats: 
1) LockerDates Magnetic Custom Calendars. Ideal for school lockers or other metal surfaces.
2) Photo Calendars. Two sizes. Choose 12 or 18-month calendars.
3) Photo Day Planners. Two sizes, with 13, 27 or 54 photos.
Start any calendar with January 1 or select another date to start your 2010 year — Valentine’s Day, a Wedding Day, Birthday or Anniversary!
