Archive for the ‘Cat Photos’ Category
Make a Mother’s Day Gift Mom Will Enjoy Forever
So she’s got a favorite pup or two. 
Why not make Mom a special photo book for Mother’s Day all about her dog (or cat). She must have tons of photos she’s taken over the years. Or just snap some yourself. Here’s a sample of a pet-focused photo book that begins when Daisy was just a pup — back at the mythical Daisy Hill Puppy Farm.
Background on these pages of the pet photo book was created on Photoshop from a picture of Milkbone. I just copied/pasted the small graphic a number of times. Uploaded it to my Lifephoto folder and used 50% opacity for the faded look.
Use as many photos as you like. Maybe add a story about the dog. Wouldn’t Mom just love that! Give it a try! If Mom is a cat lover, check out my post on a cat photo book.
ImageWraps Canvas Photo Printing
Create an heirloom portrait in minutes from your digital photo on 
lifephoto.com. Make one for your home or to give as a gift to someone special. Your photo image takes on the look of a fine oil painting and actually wraps around the frame — viewable from the sides as well as the front of the frame. Here are a few ideas for photo subjects:
- Family portrait
- Children
- Grandchildren
- Beloved pet
- Once-in-a-lifetime car or motorcycle — a Harley? muscle car? vintage car?
- Family home or farmstead
- Your flowering garden? (Imagine the blossoms wrapping around the frame!)
- Wedding or engagement photo continue reading
Take 3 Minutes to Make a Mini Photo Notebook
These are great stocking stuffers for anyone. All you need is a digital photo to upload.
That’s it — place your order now and you can have these cute little notebooks for Christmas!
A set of four mini notebooks (2.5″ x 3.5″) is just $7. Give a personalized set to everyone on your Santa list. Prefer a larger photo notebook? Lifephoto offers two additional sizes. continue reading
I occasionally read Photography Bay and found two tips in a recent post I’d like to pass along to you about taking great pictures. Many of us take a broad photo of a scene — the subject we want and all the scenery around that subject. Sometimes just zooming in tight on the subject creates a better photo. Here are two points from Chris Gampat’s post, “7 tips for shooting sports and action.” I think these tips are valuable for most any kind of photo subject. continue reading
Who doesn’t love to photograph their pet?
A cat is part of the family and its photos are part of the family photo album. With the pictures you may already have of your pet, you can easily create a pet photo book that tells the story of your pet and portrays its best moments in pictures.
Capturing Your Cat’s Personality with a Digital Camera
Michele Gauger, a Master Photographer with many distinguished photographic honors, produced a wonderful coffee table book that features several beautiful, mysterious and fun-loving cats. Here’s a picture of the cover. It’s a hardcover book, but an amateur photographer can also produce it on lifephoto.com with a softcover and in a variety of sizes. continue reading
