Bird Watching

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Choosing the Best Bicycle Trailer

Posted on 2011-10-18 14:42:59, by nanag in Hobbies → Bird Watching

If you are in search for any great bicycle trailer for the baby, I am certain you already have a concept on which type of bicycle trailer you will obtain, or at least the specs of the connection. It is difficult choosing the best bicycle trailer available for that main reason why there are so many types, dimensions, designs as well as models to choose from. However, should you choose your quest well as well as comprehend bicycle trailers then you 'll come with an easy period deciding on the best trailer. Here are several important factors to remember when selecting the best bicycle trailer out there.a) Different bicycle trailers are made with various goals or specs. You can choose a bicycle trailer in line with the fat ... Read More

Crafts

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Make big money in time for Halloween

Posted on 2011-10-14 00:10:46, by Chris Bartek in Hobbies → Crafts

Ok people, Halloween is just around the corner and I was thinking of a way I could cash in on this day of the year because I enjoy the festivities so much:well let's just jump right into things, how to make money around Halloween...? Well I have a fun and exciting way to do it. Here is what you will need1. a styrofoam cutter - http://www.instructables.com/id/Hot-wire-foam-cutter/this link has a way to make a cutter that will slice through styrofoam like butter for around $302. styrofoam 2" 4'x8'http://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/insulation/panels/c-5779.htm$13.503. foam headshttp://www.displayimporter.com$4.00 each4. skeleton handshttp://www.peanutandmagoos.com$5.00 for the pairyou will need paints and a hotknife($30) on Amazon.  black light material, sewing supplies, wires  now you take your supplies, use your new cutter you created for around $30 to cut 16"x16" squares from your 4'x8' ... Read More

Digital Photography

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Wedding Photography Posing Guide, Part 4

Posted on 2011-06-14 21:41:15, by Kelly Miller in Hobbies → Digital Photography

In this wedding photography posing guide we cover the basics for posing families. When photographing the wedding formals, the part that typically takes the least amount of time is the family formals. With this group, there tends to be less opportunity for creativity. Some family members may have mobility issues that limit where you can place them. I typically leave the family formals last so, depending on if the couple was ready on time, you may be in a time crunch. That being said, with a little attention to detail in the posing, you should be able to create quality family formal photographs. Wedding Photography Posing Guide Tip #1 - Know Before You GoHaving an understanding of the family dynamics ahead of time can help with your family posing. In our pre-wedding consultation, I talk with the couple ... Read More

Digital Photography

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Wedding Photography Posing Guide, Part 3

Posted on 2011-06-14 21:38:32, by Kelly Miller in Hobbies → Digital Photography

In this wedding photography posing guide, we discuss the wedding party with ideas for how to photograph each side separately. The wedding party is an wonderful opportunity for fun, creative photos. I always photograph the entire wedding party together and separate - the bride with her bridesmaids and the groom with his groomsmen. In our pre-wedding consultation I talk with the bride and groom about their wedding party to get a feel for the group. Are they more reserved and traditional or are they fun and boisterous? For the more carefree group, I suggest personalizing their wedding party photographs by adding props. I always photograph each side of the wedding party in a standard pose. From there we build, gradually getting into more fun, adventurous poses. The Bride's Side: So we've just finished the ... Read More

Digital Photography

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Wedding Photography Posing Guide, Part 2

Posted on 2011-06-14 21:30:14, by Kelly Miller in Hobbies → Digital Photography

Wedding Photography Posing Guide - The Wedding Party, Part 1I love photographing the wedding party because it is another opportunity for creativity and fun. In my pre-wedding consultation with the bride and groom, we discuss their wedding party so I can get an idea what type of group I'll be working with. Occasionally, the friends in the wedding party have come from different parts of the couple's life and therefore, don't know each other very well or at all. This type of situation may present a less playful group which is fine. More often than not, the bride and groom tell me the bridal party not only get along, they may be a little boisterous. I love this type of group because they tend to be more open to fun ideas ... Read More