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So I figured out how to put in a picture.

December 2nd, 2008 by Donna | 1 Comment | Filed in Arts and Crafts

Torrie
Torrie

So this I think since I finally figured it will be fun. This is my Grand-baby. The subject of my Scrapbooks lately. She is adorable and a lot of fun.  Now that I figured out how to put the pictures here I will have to show you some of my scrapbook pages and crafts. I will work on pulling some of those out and put them on the blog. I hope you will enjoy.

Til next time, Donna
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Types of Pottery Kilns

November 29th, 2008 by JaneSimmons | No Comments | Filed in Arts and Crafts

Charcoal Kilns, California
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Purchasing a pottery kiln is no inexpensive undertaking. It is the largest investment a potter has to make. But which type of kiln should you buy? Good question. In this article, I will take a closer look at different types of kilns available and a history of how pottery kilns were used in the making of handmade pottery and other ceramic pieces.

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Finding Your Scrapbooking Style

November 26th, 2008 by SabrinaScheerer | No Comments | Filed in Scrapbooking

There are many different definitions of a scrapbook, and ideas about what a scrapbook is supposed to be. The main thing to remember when thinking about your scrapbook is that there will always be one thing central to a scrapbook- keeping memories.

Just like photos, scrapbooks are keepers of precious moments that you would always want to return back to. The moments that you have captured in photos and the moments of your creativity are deeply embedded in every page, note, captions and journals in your scrapbook. One day, you’ll take a look at the scrapbooks you have created and they will deliver you back in time.

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The One Thing To Remember When Enlarging Group Portraits

November 22nd, 2008 by Chuck | No Comments | Filed in Photography

One of the most common oversights in group photography is not optimally framing the picture that they want to make an enlargement so their MASTERPIECE can find a place of honor on the wall.

Here’s the paradox…

Have you ever enlarged one of your WOW group images only to realize that you need to cut off a part of one subject, in order to achieve the desired size of the enlargement?

If you’ve ever used a 5 x 7 crop on an image having a 2:3 or 3:4 aspect ratio (which most digital cameras use), you know the problem.

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Before You Send Him to the Doghouse

November 22nd, 2008 by knox93 | No Comments | Filed in Womens Interest

It has often been said that you can never truly know another man until you walk a mile in his shoes. Well, I’ll take this analogy a step further and say the same applies to you. You’ll never know what’s really going on inside your guy’s head until you walk in his shoes, i.e., get inside his head.

This is by no means an easy task. According to a 5000 person study done by Rodale publishing, publishers of both Men’s and Women’s Health Magazines, almost 66% of men don’t want you asking them questions about themselves. What about the other 34% of men? They just might be content with the questions you’ve already asked! The bottom line to all this is that it’s probably best to get your questions answered elsewhere.

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10 Secrets to Take Better Photos

November 10th, 2008 by AlexDon | No Comments | Filed in Arts and Crafts

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People often have problems finding balance in their photos because they simply do not know how to start. Most of them lack any professional training in photography and don’t have the knowledge to get the most out of their photos. Others have the knowledge but do not know how to use a specific, sophisticated model. However, the secret of taking a balanced photo does not lay in the specific functions of the camera, but in mastering the main principles of positioning, lighting and contrast. Here are ten tips to help you improve your work:

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The Secret of Shooting Beautiful Portraits

November 10th, 2008 by AlexDon | No Comments | Filed in Arts and Crafts

Don’t you feel a little jealous when you look at photos taken by someone else and they look incredibly good, while yours are almost always bad? Some amateur photographers feel that everyone can take a great picture except for them. The fact is that taking good photos is not something you just have, but something you learn. Even a basic digital camera can take beautiful portraits if you learn a few simple techniques and keep them in mind each time you take a new photo. Here are some of the most common techniques you can use.

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