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Get creative with your sports photos — make photo day planners, posters, banners and more on Lifephoto.com
Every parent loves to capture their child’s great moments in soccer, baseball, football, swimming and other sports. But do more than let the photos sit inside your camera. Upload them to lifephoto.com and see how many ways you can share and enjoy them with family, friends, coaches and teammates. Click on each picture below to find out how easy it is to upload your photos and make these personalized sports-themed photo gifts.
Today we get ready to photograph the Hubbard Glacier. It takes several hours for the cruise ship to arrive in Disenchantment Bay, sailing through Yukatat Bay from the Gulf of Alaska. So we had plenty of time to find a great spot on the upper back deck from which we could photograph the glacier.
Clean the Lens. Check the Battery and Memory Card.
We had a great vantage point, my camera was ready and I was not disappointed with the photo opps that this magnificent glacier presented. Besides trying to capture a variety of angles and locations on the glacier, let me tell you about how I captured a panoramic view of the entire ice formation. continue reading
Day 3 of our Alaskan Cruise found us at sea for the day – heading up to the Hubbard Glacier. Plenty of downtime, opportunities for photos at sea and 
plenty of time to do some photo housekeeping. I find it simplifies life after vacation if I sort my photos along the way. That way I’m ready to upload my best shots for a digital photo book right aftter the trip.
Here are a few photo organizing tips: continue reading
When I travel, I take a wide range of digital photos including interesting animals. Some of the critter pics can turn out to be terrific shots, but they usually get lost on the photo CD and I rarely remember to look at them again. With easy and inexpensive photo applications from lifephoto.com, critter pics can take on a very fun life of their own and be quite inexpensive to do.
Making animal photos come alive
I recently decided that some of my critter shots needed to be displayed — I wanted to enjoy them. Here’s an example of one photo I really loved. I turned it into a 12″x18″ vertical personalized poster in just a very few minutes. Perfect for framing! Here’s what I did: continue reading
