Posts Tagged ‘digital prints’
Choose Photo Paper Based on Your Preferences
Are you eco friendly? Really, really green? More traditional? Or are you out to dazzle? Lifephoto offers you great choices — traditional prints, metallic prints or eco-friendly photo prints. Here are the differences — choose based on your digital photos and your preferences:
1. Traditional Photo Prints used by professional studios.
Lifephoto’s full-service photo lab offers digital photo developing on top-of-the-line photographic paper. continue reading
Eco Friendly Picture Printing.
Minimize your environmental footprint by choosing Earthtru™ eco friendly picture printing on recycled paper — and Lifephoto will contribute 5 cents to the Feed the Children Fund for every Earthtru print you order. We’ll even throw in free shipping for 50 prints or more! Be sure to use the special coupon code for this offer.
Fast and Easy-to-Make Christmas Gifts with Digital Photos
Why not stay home and shop this year? Explore the idea of making very 
personalized — yet inexpensive — photo gifts using photos you already have. You can make these so easily online at lifephoto.com.
Here are 12 very nice photo gifts that range in price from $2.49 to $21. They’re quick and easy to make — your family and friends will treasure them. Plus very easy on your holiday gift budget. continue reading
Keep the Good Times Alive — Use Your Photos!
Use ‘em or lose ‘em! 
Don’t take the photos, look at them once and stash them away in a drawer. Use the photos to keep the great memories alive.
Follow Simple Photo Gifts for fresh ideas on taking better photos and using them for simple, creative and inexpensive photo gifts — books, booklets, notebooks, personal posters, day planners, accordion cards, photo playing cards and more.
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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
The Party’s Over. Put Your Photo Story Together.
You have a number of ways in which to tell your Halloween Party story with your photos.
- Get Digital Prints Made. That’s what most people might do. That’s okay, but it really doesn’t “tell” a good photo story. continue reading
Halloween parties are the best! Great decorations — unbelievably 
creative costumes — and terrific seasonal colors. All make for a perfect photo opp — that would ultimately evolve into a very clever photo story capturing the event, the people, the ambiance and the fun that everyone had that day.
Plan Your Party Photo Story continue reading
Getting Last Pix for Photo Book
The last couple of cruise days flew by so quickly. We stopped in Juneau for a day
— it’s a city with a good bit of Alaskan charm. Took some photos there that will tell the story in my cruise memory book. Then on to Victoria, British Columbia for a delightful day in this beautiful city with a distinct British flavor. Then back to Seattle. Then home.
Follow along as I discuss how to sort photos in preparation for creating a trip memory book. continue reading
