First of all … have you browsed through the comments left on yesterday’s post about what everyone’s little traditions are for family meal time? I love seeing how so many of us value this family time and totally enjoyed reading so many similarities and definitely the unique rituals as well. So fun!
Congratulations to Brek who was randomly selected. She said: “It has become tradition in the last month for our boys (3rd grade and kindergarten) to tell us which girls they chased at recess. Its hilarious!” Brek, shoot an email to customerservice@beckyhiggins.com and we’ll get you hooked up with a free 3-month membership with e-mealz.
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Last week I shared a photo challenge: Take a picture that has a whole lot of nothing and a little bit of something. Try something minimalist through the lens of your camera. As usual, I was really inspired by your submissions. Today I’m sharing my top 10 favorites with you, hoping that you too will feel inspired to try something different with your camera this week.
Photo by Ellie. Taken with the purpose of making a Grandparents Day card, which simply meant adding text. PS: I noticed Ellie used my handwritten font. If you haven’t downloaded that for your own use, it’s still available & still free. You can find it on the sidebar of our Free Stuff section.
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Photo by Tracy. Seriously, could this be more precious? Love the pop of color in contrast with the stark white.
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Photo by Colleen. She says this shot reminds her of the song lyrics most of us have heard before: “I hope you still feel small when you stand beside the ocean.” I love how it reminds me how small we all really are.
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Photo by Rhonda. She took this of her friend’s daughter – Lucy. Love the golden tones & freckles.
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Photo by Emilie. Taken in Wildwood, New Jersey. Don’t you just breathe better looking at a picture with all that sky?
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Photo by Adele. She calls her subject “our Favorite Little Bit”. ; )
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Photo by Jacenda. Glory.
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Photo by Cindy. Her husband and daughter enjoying a beautiful day in Colorado.
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Photo by Kate in Australia. I love how you have to look at it an extra couple seconds to see their silhouettes. I imagine they’re a family.
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If someone was to make me choose a favorite, impossible as it seems, I’d choose THIS one:
Photo by Kelsey. Shot this of her daughter Reganne this past Winter. Love how this composition shows more of the journey and not just a girl walking in snow. Kelsey, I am hooking you up with a Project Life kit — congratulations!
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Remember: Project Life is on sale right now! $10 off the kit through the end of the month. Which is tomorrow. Don’t miss this chance to save some money on one of the most worthwhile projects you’ll ever do. And grab a couple more for gifts.
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Oh, these photos are amazing! Makes me quite envious of their skill. I think mine would look better if I just handed the camera off to my six-year-old.
Congrats, Brek! That’s a terrific story about your boys. Hope you’re documenting it for a scrapbook page!
YAY!! So excited to try e-mealz! Thanks, Becky!
Thanks for sharing all the wonderful ideas!
thought I might not win so I signed up for emealz on my own (with the becky discount!) I am so looking forward to the grocery store …no thats something I’ve never said before!
Amazing pictures!! Makes me realize I need a new camera!
Congrats to all!!
Beautiful shots!! Great work, ladies!!
Amazing, I’m ready to try this!! Thanks for the inspiration.
hey thanks for putting mine up Becky!! GREAT pictures from all the others!!! (LOVE That baby one!!!)
These are fantastic shots!
Thanks for posting my shot, I was so thrilled! Love your blog, love your creativity, love it all.
Wow such a nice technique of taking photos,i am stunned,i will suggest you to get your blog listed to http:\\blogolb.net so that a huge community can approach you easily
Thanks so much for picking my photo – feeling Very Cool for having been noticed
This style of shooting is So Not me…I’m a “fill the frame” girl – so this was a really different approach, and I love how they have all turned out! Thanks for getting us out of our boxes
So honored to be included in your top 10 favorites…thank you! I’ve been a faithful blog stalker for some time now. I love your blog. I have been faithfully working on my project life this year thanks to your great ideas. Keep up the creative fun!
Cindy
Congratulations to Cindy–great photo!!
Good job Cindy–GREAT picture
Thanks so much for picking my photo! Am lovin’ my new Project Life kit!
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