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Monday's Touch of Grain

My oldest daughter has been having a blast with the stealthy little Digital Camera by Discovery Kids. Tis the season I'm sure you've at least considered getting your child a "real camera" if they are anything like my precocious girls who insist on having things that are more grown-up than child like.

So, I just got this kid's camera to review (pop over to Mother May I to get the full scoop) and my daughter is loving it. To tie in with my write up, I am including what I consider her Best Shot for the week. I will admit (because I don't want to deceive you) that I did feel the need to tweak the colors a bit in LIghtroom to get it to how I liked it but you know, that's my prerogative, right?

Grainyme_1_of_1

Yes, it's grainy but if you know anything about me, I dig on grain big time however, not everyone does and so I do touch on ways around the grain in my review.

Got anything snappy to share this week?

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So glad you 'dig on grain' cos I am the grain queen!!! :-D This is a lovely shot of you though. Very honest...even with colour tweaks! Looks like your girl is having some fun with that camera. Here's my fun weekend.

http://arizaphale.blogspot.com/2007/12/best-shot-monday-rabbit-ears.html

My best shot has to do with an impromptu birthday party my daughter put together for her stuffed animals. She's got such a great imagination.

http://anothermommymoment.blogspot.com/2007/12/tellin-it-like-it-is.html

I can't wait until my girl is old enough for her own camera! I like the grain actally. One of mine is a bit grainy, too - but in an arty way!

http://momology.blogspot.com/2007/12/bsm-little-girl-with-big-hat.html

what a great way to teach your daughter to see the world through the lens...she takes a nice picture:-) here's mine, a little sibling-love this week:
http://imabima.blogspot.com/2007/12/helping-lookingbest-shot-monday.html

Yes, my oldest asked Santa for a camera this year! And when the younger one sees it, she's gonna want one.

http://thehipmommasjournal.blogspot.com/2007/12/pic-of-day.html

I'm up! Mine isn't exactly snappy, but it's totally fun. I can't wait to see what everyone else is posting!

http://thebensonfamilyandotherstuff.blogspot.com/

What a nice picture of you! Here's my favorite shot from the weekend:

http://pyattfamily.blogspot.com/2007/12/best-shot-monday-birthday-pie.html

How cool to see your daughters taking after your talents!

Here's some snappy shots of us this week -
http://laurentfiles.blogspot.com/2007/12/advent-week-one.html

We have the Discovery Toys Slide and Shoot -- they're having a ball.
I have a snappy Kitchen Tree
http://www.susiej.com/index.php/52/

I like the way she framed you. It's a fun pic!
Here's mine:
http://www.cancio.org/blog/?p=661

I wondered about those cameras for kids. I'm gonna go check out the review.

Here's mine (second to last is my favorite):
http://lookaway.typepad.com/look_away/2007/12/wellthat-was-in.html#comments

Lovely shot! I can't wait until my little guy is old enough for a 'real' camera. He loves playing with his toy camera and an old and busted PNS I gave him. One day...

http://cheeseparty.blogspot.com/2007/12/for-carrie.html

I love the shots taken by the little ones...or well, the older ones... they grow so fast! :)

http://mommeeandherboys.blogspot.com/2007/12/bsm-many-sides-of-adam.html

She did a great job, and I will have to check out that review. I am going to guess that eventually the kiddos will want to have their own cameras.

Here is mine for this week. I took hardly any pictures last week, so I am going to have to scrounge for the rest of the week!

http://the-kraft-family.com/WordPress/?p=827


I just downloaded Em's photos from her camera and some of the perspective and captures are so very cool! I love seeing things through their eyes. And that is a great photo of you!

I didn't use any of Em's today - but there are plenty of her, we got in the Christmas spirit this weekend....
http://barelycontrolledchaos.wordpress.com/2007/12/10/christmas-cheer-best-shot-monday/

Love that you're encouraging your daughter's interest in photography!

http://melissad-photography.blogspot.com/2007/12/best-shot-monday-snow-is-falling-3.html

Mine's kinda creepy and edited with a watercolor effect. But I'm pretty happy with it anyway.

http://deadbabyjokes.blogspot.com/2007/12/vanitas.html

How wonderful that your daughter wants to follow in your footsteps. And it looks like she certainly has learned from you how to frame a picture.

that is so cool. she's becoming quite the photographer. love it!

here's mine:
http://crunchydomesticgoddess.com/2007/12/10/best-shot-monday-121007-holiday-pictures/

I'm with you..I love the grain look and blury sometimes too. I love the angle. I just bought my daughter a real kids camara!
Grace is nesting...a little snappy!

http://blessednest.blogspot.com/2007/12/nesting-with-my-lap-top.html

her image is artful and fun!

i'm late, and with cavities!

http://dawnomitesdomain.blogspot.com/2007/12/best-shot-monday_10.html

(late, as in tardy)

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