Sentences with phrase «take photos of things»

I have used the camera app to take photos of things for an idea, but by the time I look at the photo, I can not remember why I took it.

At times, the tilt - sensing comes into play, and of course you can take photos of things around you and bring them into the game.

The other «magical» Intel RealSense camera feature is the ability to take photos of things and measure their heights and widths.

Take a photo of each thing you «spy» - but be careful not photograph other people's private property (cars, houses etc)- snap your own instead.

Never been great at talking about myself but I am just regular guy that likes anime among other things like drawing, writing, traveling, taking photos of things that I like.

I have been taking photos of their things with my cell phone camera and texting the photos to them.

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There's no such thing as a bad time to quit Facebook, a website that takes 40 minutes per day of its average user's productive time in exchange for access to other people's badly composed baby photos and half - baked political opinions.

One day, portrait photographer Jesse Holland took a photo of her two - year - old daughter Ella and her dog doing the same thing.

McHackers took over Burger King's verified Twitter account in February, changing its profile photo to the McDonald's logo, claiming the home of the Whopper had been bought by McDonald's, and generally tweeting some very family - unfriendly things.

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.

Take this scenario: One of my Facebook friends regularly shares photos of her company doing great things in the community.

I'm quite sure that attendees will have cameras, as tourists are wont to do and the last thing we need is some people with ill intentions taking photos of military installations.

This photo and message put to mind the many preachers I have seen who hold their huge, cross-reference, page - tabbed Bibles out in front of them and wave it around, claiming this scripture says this and that scripture says that, either taking things too literally or teaching incorrectly due to mistranslations.

Before the advent of social media and digital cameras, I'll bet millions of photos of Auschwitz have been taken by and of tourists and others smiling, frowning or doing things that appear irreverent.

I love your photos of taped up things on your wall and cupboard door (unfortunately I took my doors off because I was always banging my head on the open doors and i like to see my dishes and daily use things rather than hiding them away.).

I take about 100 photos of every single thing I make.

I was too embarrassed to photo the extra large blob of whipped cream I also spooned on top, but you can take my word that shortcake - style ain't a bad thing.

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!.

Not only was this my first guest post ever (and the end result amazingly delicious too), but the photo you see here is the best food photo I've ever taken... and the one that made me think I just may be getting the hang of this food photography thing.

It is so yummy that minutes after making it last night (before I'd taken a photo of the final product), my lovely other half walked in excitedly and chugged half the bottle then said to me: «that is the best thing I've drunk all day» with a very happy smile on his face, which in turn made me very happy too.

A few weeks later, my house was broken into and my laptop and camera (and all of my photos), among other things, were taken.

I would've written it sooner but a lot of things had to happen first, things I used to take for granted: I had to be able to prepare the dish, photograph it in daylight, transfer and edit the photos, think of an interesting way to present the recipe, and ultimately, find time to sit down and write it.

In the alternate universe where Priya has free time, she enjoys following Boston sports teams, going to open houses in places where she could see herself living, and taking photos of her two (under - two) kids who always happen to be doing adorable things.

If you just do one thing, make sure you have great photography — you won't be included without it (and while you're at it, you might as well take some Valentine - themed photos now as well, as prep for those gift guides will start in the next couple of months!)

Also, if like me you have lost your tripod, set up a chair, then pile boxes, books and other flat things on top until you reach desired height, then sit the camera on top of all that to take the photo, hehe!

Other things I thought of as I was grabbing glasses out of our cabinets to take the photo up top, was to just be mindful of what is around you.

Nate and I didn't take a lot of photos while on our Christmas vacation, mainly due to being on the beach or in the water all day long, but one thing we were excited to capture was photos of our trip to Mayan ruins!

This is essentially a list of files with each one controlling specific communications or actions, for instance such things as photos taken, Facebook communications to be made, and songs downloaded or played, are assigned a specific screen in this stack.

We have taken photos of all the things that we have looked at through it and some are astonishing.

The more mysterious photo was taken by Andrea Ferrante and brings back sweet memories of an era of my life when long San Francisco brunches abounded and there was time to do things like spend an afternoon playing dress - up with the gals.

It's a good thing to explain your kid the following: Any photo of you (no matter if its a selfie or somebody took it) has a very big chance of being shared without your permission.

When I was growing up, one of my favorite things to do was to take out the big photo album that my mom had put together.

I do not even know where to begin when I try to work out how someone first thought of hanging a baby in a rope, sack thing and taking its photo.

Keep a journal handy, take lots of photos and even start an email address for your baby so you can share with them all the silly, funny and amazing things they are doing at this time.

Since the new parents will undoubtedly be taking lots of pictures, things like photos albums and picture frames will be greatly appreciated too.

There are many things to consider before trying to take photos of yourself breastfeeding your new little one.

Even if you're working with things that are too small to see, try to think of an interesting photo you might take of someone in your lab at work, for example.

But he points out that this effect is counterbalanced by the fact that people also tend to upload photos taken at big events like concerts, which are attended by thousands of strangers who will do the same thing.

It only takes of few photos or videos of animal cruelty and you're all set to start posting vegan slogans while telling people to become vegans cause it's the right thing to do.

Far too many of us let a single photo steal joy - the thing is - it's a single photo and we need to take back any power that photo steals #Repost @womensrunningmagazine ・ ・ ・ @mileposts here Let's get real with each other for a second shall we!?

I'll be documenting my progress along the way and taking photos and who knows... I may even have a whole ebook of my own experiences by the end this thing, along with no food allergies and fewer pounds.

Another thing I did today is take photos of myself for the «before» pictures.

Taking a photo may be one of the hardest things to accomplish before starting a fat - loss program, but it can be one of the most rewarding (down the road, of course).

So it's only fair to complain about the warm and sunny days as well Boy the sun was shining so bright while I took these photos of Holly that I couldn't see a beep thing.

but here's the thing: the brand really took the comments to heart and came back this year with not only a lower price point on their original leather bag, but a brand new bag: the julien canvas set, which comes in the black you see in my photos, along with a variety of other fun color combinations.

So I thought I would share five things that I use and think of when I am taking photos for my blog or Instagram.

I took the above photo with some of the things Lila likes to read lately — A Perfect Place for Ted is an adorable book about a dog looking for a home and has all sorts of knitting goodness in it, Davy the Day Bat is a sweet book about a mixed up bat (and Lila is obsessed with bats!)

My dad takes most of my photos though and looking for the perfect shooting spots, talking lenses and lighting is kind of our thing.

My husband sits his dinner tray down on the end of the coffee table each evening, and once when I had been taking photos I forgot to move things back.

You can bet that things are extra thrilling when we have a camera in hand and can actually TAKE PHOTOS of said colourful spot.