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Here is a link to the slideshow:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vSrdUJ5hBYM-CTzLFZO2LSFsJiegSHbEkWZx-KLb4KqKfT7Buuq9Cs84-mPj4dFaW_NgiGVV3w8lNGn/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=60000

And below you can find a few more handy tips on printing and a bit of re cap.

Top Photo Tips!

  • Straight Horizon

  • Make it interesting/unique

  • Take unique photos of boring things

  • Change the angle you shoot from (low, high, looking up or down etc)

  • Rule of thirds, keep the focus of your shot away from the center.

  • Get closer or further to add interest

  • Keep camera as still as possible

  • For action use higher shutter or sports modes

  • Play in different seasons and times of day with the same scene to get a feel for differences

  • Back up your photos!

Printing recommendations:

Photo prints:

  • Atlantic Photo Supply Halifax or Dartmouth

  • Costco Online

  • Vista Print

  • Blacks

  • *DO NOT use Walmart, Superstore, Staples, the quality is awful

Photobooks-

#1 Blurb. Download the Bookwright software for best options, also has an online version but the download is much easier to customize. Great quality, great service, sign up for emails and get 30-40% off sent to you on a regular basis. Can do huge numbers of pages, 240 pages at high quality. My top choice overall and for larger books.

#2 Photobook Canada – Great quality, always has deals online. My top choice for deals on smaller size books.

Canvas

  • bestcanvas.ca Good quality, great price

  • PosterJack

  • Vista Print

  • Costco online

Photo gifts- Costco, Vistaprint, photobook Canada are all ones I use on a regular basis.

Christmas Cards:- Vistaprint or Costco

Try Canva online for making cards, posters, announcements, collages, etc etc. Can be shared digitally or printed.

REMEMBER:
Back up photos!!!