Denyse loves to take photos. Favourites are always those of her willing subjects:“the grandkids”. Since the first grandchild was born in 1996 till now, Denyse has made albums and scrapbooks for all 5 of them. Photos are her way of making memories. As a teacher of little kids too, Denyse loved combining her love of teaching and photography to become part of The Alphabet Photography Challenge. She blogs over atwww.denysewhelan.com.au and hangs out on Twitter.
If you would like to contribute a photo to the Alphabet Photography Challenge, a series of posts aimed at being a “look and find” activity for children learning the alphabet, please email.
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THIS week I was asked if I could produce some photos of myself for a business thingy related to my Mum PR biz. Yep, that’s about as much as I’m going to tell you. Anyway, there was a bit of a contest going on between The Bloke in The Shed and Princess Ella as to who could take the better shot.
The Bloke in The Shed was rather impatient and just wanted to get inside to cook his steak. Ella, on the other hand, just kept clicking. She had all the photography poses going on and comments like: “Just back a little bit more for me’’ and “That’s it. Now smile’’. She’s not yet four.
Anyway, here is the end result:
The Bloke in The Shed's effortAnd another from The Bloke.Ella's first shot – with the flash producing all sorts of weird colours.And Ella's masterpiece. Don't ask! I have no idea how she captured this!
I think I may need some professional help! What do you think?
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Carly is mum to two beautiful children and has another on the way. She runs a successful photography business in Brisbane, with her style being classic beauty. She loves simple, pure and timeless portraiture, which is evident when looking through the gorgeous array of shots on her site. She blogs over at Carly Webber Photography and hangs out on Facebook and Twitter.
If you would like to contribute a photo to the Alphabet Photography Challenge, a series of posts aimed at being a “look and find” activity for children learning the alphabet, please email.
Linking up with My Little Drummer Boys’ Wordless Wednesday. Click on the link to check out more photo posts.
PS. I’m now on Google Friend Connect. Yay! You can find the Follow Me box by going to the homepage.
Kirsty from Mummy To Five’s diva daughter Makayla loves all things girly and pink, including her pink Dorothy the Dinosaur sunglasses. Can you spot the D on them?
By Kirsty of Mummy To Five
Being a mother of five I’ve always had a love of photography, which has stemmed from when I was in high school and taking photography classes. My husband and I have a photography business, which keeps us busy. But I love taking photos of my children mostly. If I don’t have my camera in my hand, I’ll always have my iPhone to take photos with.
You can learn more about Kirsty, her family and her photography at Mummy To Five or connect with her on Facebook and Twitter.
If you would like to contribute a photo to the Alphabet Photography Challenge, a series of posts aimed at being a “look and find” activity for children learning the alphabet, please email.
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B is for a Baby on the Beach. Oh where, oh where, could the Bs be?
By Fiona Lumsdaine
I’m a mum, and an artist. I’ve been shooting weddings and portraits (and corporate and editorial photographs) professionally since July 2009. But my love of photography began when I was a nine-year-old girl helping my Dad out in our darkroom. I’ve rarely been without a camera around my neck since.
If you would like to contribute a photo to the Alphabet Photography Challenge, a series of posts aimed at being a “look and find” activity for children learning the alphabet, please email.
Linking up with My Little Drummer Boys’ Wordless Wednesday. Click on the link to check out more photo posts.
Hege is a South Melbourne-based photographer. She’s been taking photos for a long time, but hasn’t taken the plunge to leave the office and do it full time. She is currently shooting with a Canon EOS 50D, with a couple of different lenses and a speedlite. You can find see more of Hege’s work on Red Bubble.
If you would like to contribute a photo to the Alphabet Photography Challenge, a series of posts aimed at being a “look and find” activity for children learning the alphabet, please email.
Linking up with My Little Drummer Boys’ Wordless Wednesday. Click on the link to check out more photo posts.