Here are two tips 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. Read about the two basic tips to getting to the “meat” of your subject matter.
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Helping an Alzheimer’s patient remember: how to make a personal memory book
The memory holds our perception of who we are. It tells us where we’ve been, what we’ve done, who we’ve known and how we have viewed the world throughout our lifetime. The most disconcerting thing about memory for someone with Alzheimer’s disease is that what it knows today may be gone tomorrow as if it [...]
Swim Team Locker Gear. Digital Photo Board
The back-to-school frenzy is on with locker gear at the top of any teenager’s list. Photos are a huge part of locker gear and this year you can customize a dry-erase locker board with a unique photo. 1-2-3 — Make a WipeOut Photo Dry Erase Board Making a photo dry erase board for a locker [...]
