Sentences with phrase «blog photo taking»

The comedy of errors during blog photo taking sounds familiar!

About Blog Photos taken and owned by the club photographers Stuart MacFarlane and David Price.

Hundreds of blog photos taken, thousands of items purchased (and returned), tens of thousands of dollars spent, a new baby, a new purpose, a new focus, and my wardrobe is ready for a change.

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Not exact matches

This content can take on many different forms, including some already familiar to you: white papers, seminars and webinars, blog posts, photos, videos, how - to guides, case studies, research study findings, Internet radio, and so on.

(Branson includes a photo of one such woman in his blog post... it's taken from a distance and it's kind of arty — but I'm going to just go ahead and warn you it might be a little NSFW.)

And in this age of social media, the 48 - year - old dean managed to knock out 18 posts on a blog that cataloged her first 100 days, complete with photos she took with her iPhone.

I post lots of photos on my blog, and I actually took most of the Tumblr employee photos.

Your employees are ready to snap a photo, take a video, tweet, blog, Instagram and SnapChat your discriminatory behavior the minute you make a mistake or say something stupid.

Sharing and engaging include such things as commenting on someone else's blog or Facebook post, quoting a tweet and adding your take, sharing a photo of somebody else, or responding to somebody who has said something that interests you.

I like to take some credit for the existence of Wylio because it was my constant complaining about the tedium of incorporating photos into blog posts that inspired my husband and his friends to create it.

So there's this entrepreneur from Dayton, Tennessee whose wife constantly complained about how long it took to incorporate Creative Commons photos into her blog posts.

I get a lot of questions about food photography and how I learnt to take all the photos on my blog so I thought this would be a great topic for todays post!

Luckily I will be able to zip into the newly painted blog room / photo studio tomorrow and take some shots by the big patio door.

Hubs has my blog room painted but it's still drying so taking food photos around here has become quite challenging.

I have been lurking on this blog (and Simply Recipes too) for awhile and loving the recipes (oh, the photos) but this one has taken the cake.

Hey there, I found your photos on this website: http://www.ecoagricultor.com/calabaza-rellena/ They took photos from my blog too and posted them on their website, facebook, twitter and google +.

It's been awhile since I've had a blog post, not because I've given up on low carb / paleo eating, but because life changes have limited my space (and natural light) to take food photos.

i'm falling in love with your blog and your photos are simply breath - taking....

I am delighted to see you are back — although you have appeared on my reader it has taken me a while to visit as life has been pretty crazy with travel lately — but although you say that it is gone in a few hours, really one of the nice things about blogs is that they are easy to return to unlike some social media feeds and your writing is always as lovely as your photos — I appreciate you doing the bi-lingual posts!.

Take a screen grab of your electronic receipt or other proof of purchase, and post a photo of it in the comment section on this blog post (just click on the camera icon in the blog comment form, and upload a photo or screen shot from your computer).

101 Cookbooks is one of my favorite blogs because Heidi takes such beautiful photos of food and I love food pics.

SIDE NOTE: I am thinking of posting a few photos from a trip I took this weekend on the blog.

Mary, what a beautiful Blog; so happy to have found you, but will have to bookmark this site so that I can come back to sit a spell, and take in all of your photos and writings.

She also takes the photos and writes the content that goes along with the delicious recipes that you'll find here on our blog.

I stumbled upon your blog and absolutely love the photos you've taken.

I am reading many blogs — you are really the first to do so (I guess it is harder than taking photos...).

If you want something prettier, I suggest taking a look at Ted Ngheim's blog with his photos of the store location.

On Sunday 27th November (Australian Eastern Daylight Time) food bloggers keen to take part should post their pavlova recipe and photos on their own blog.

Hey Alissa, I found your photos on this website: http://www.ecoagricultor.com/pastel-pina-anana/ They took photos from my blog too and posted them on their website, facebook, twitter and google +.

It has only taken me 5 days and 20 + hours to test, re-test, test again, photograph, edit photos, and put together this blog post featuring this cookie recipe.

Dear friend and fellow blogger Joy Ludwig - Mcnutt, a very talented chef and passionate photographer, owner of the lovely blog My Traveling Joys, attended one of my cookery classes in Surrey — England and most kindly took a photo of me making Turkish coffee, at my book on page Page 8 — top left — , my very sincere thanks to her.

If you aren't familiar with the Secret Recipe Club (SCR), here is how it works: Each month, I will be assigned a new blog where I select one recipe from their site, make it, take photos of it, and write a blog post about it.

I cooked four recipes from A Taste of Greece, although only two (this and this) managed to make it on the blog since I failed to take photos of the other two.

When I first started this food blog, I thought to myself that I would just focus on writing well; but I struggled terribly with taking good food photos.

Filed Under: Personal, Photography Tagged With: blog photos, food photos, how to take better photos, photo styling, Photography Styling Challenge, selfie

what i absolutely love about clicking onto your blog to read what you're up to that day & see the tantalizing photos you've taken, is feeling the passion with which you live your life.

And your daughter takes all of the photos on your blog and in your book, right?

(In addition to taking the photos, I contributed five recipes that have previously appeared on this blog, including my favorite fat - free cake.)

I write this blog together with my older daughter, so we assist each other in cooking and taking photos.

One of my goals this year for my blog is to take better photos!

She takes all the photos and videos for the blog and contributes to recipe development and editing.

Then Christmas came and among the repeats (pumpkin gingersnaps, crisp peanut butter cookies, banana nutella muffins, honey oat quick bread), my sister Rosie and I made some brand new treats, but I forgot to take photos and thus, no Christmas blog.

Teaching myself how to take pictures of food has been one of the most satisfying and fun parts of creating this blog, but as a bit of a perfectionist (ahem, understatement of the century), I can be quite obsessive about my recipe photos.

You don't need to be a computer whizz, a journalist or a marketing expert to write a blog, a passion for your craft and a the ability to type and take / upload a photo are the only prerequisites.

If you are interested in purchasing a momstown membership as a gift, please feel free to take a look through our blog and our facebook fan page to browse through photos and stories of all the fun we have.

p.s. our house was featured on a design blog... not a crumb, or child, in sight when the photos were taken, but when they returned home...

Because breakfast is not an «offer vs. serve» meal (i.e., students must take all parts of the meal for it to be reimbursable by the federal government), there's a huge amount of waste, and one of the most valuable aspects of Lisa's blog has been her photos of the untouched food routinely discarded by the students from the breakfast — tables full of sealed milk and juice cartons, uneaten whole fruit and unopened packaged foods all headed for the trash (see, e.g., here and here).

Take photos for someone else's blog: Like I said in number 13 I meet the amazing Chandler and not only did I get to meet her and work with her for the yearbook but I also had the opportunity to get more pictures for an OOTD post on her blog.

We have loads of blog posts with advice on taking good photos.