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The Best Ways to Keep Family Photos Safe and Organized

Posted on 11th February 2013 by MReed in Black & White Photography,Portraits - Tags: , ,

Old family photos have an intrinsic value that can’t be measured.  They are our glimpse into the history of our families.  If you have been entrusted with housing a collection of your family’s photos, you are probably looking for a good way to store them safely.  Photos are meant to be handed down from generation to generation. You probably have seen a few photos that have not been well preserved, and wished someone had done a better job taking care of them.  This is why photo restoration is such a popular business.  But, if you take care of your precious photos, future generations won’t need to go through the process of restoring them.

 

How to Protect Your Photos

 

Unfortunately, those sticky photo albums many of us have for photo storage are one of the poorest options, for keeping photos intact.  Over the years the photos adhere to the pages of the book and can’t be removed.  Also, the glue will damage the photographs over time.  A better solution is to store your photographs in acid-free storage boxes or acid-free photo books.  You can usually purchase plastic sleeves, from any photography store to keep individual photos safe or if that is too costly, plastic sandwich bags are also a good choice.  You can also store oversized photos in an acid-free box.  Art supply stores usually have acid-free archival storage boxes for sale.  Be sure to use acid-free paper in between each photo.

 

Where to Keep Large Photo Collections

 

If you can’t find a storage solution specifically designed for storing large photo collections, then the key is to find a multi-purpose storage device to house your collection.  One such device is the Scrapbox Workbox; this cabinet is designed for scrap bookers to help them organize scrapbook supplies, but the ScrapBox cabinet can be modified, to suit others applications.  Another storage idea for photographs is a stackable acid-free storage organizer.  Plastic is a good material for storing things in an acid-free environment, just be sure you do not use PVC plastic.

 

With a little preparation it isn’t hard to protect your photos, from damage due to dust, light or acid.  Future generations will appreciate your efforts, to preserve your family’s history in photographs.

How Much to Spend on a Unique Photography Show?

Posted on 10th February 2013 by MReed in Portraits - Tags: , ,

This could be the show, that puts you over the top.  This could get you noticed, by all the big names in art and photography.  There’s only one problem.  You don’t have the cash you need to pound out the works to display, in this, one of the most unique photography shows, of all time.  If only you could come up with a way to get the money you need and get your works entered, you’re sure that this would be your ticket to the big time.  What do you do?

 

Don’t Put Your Photography Equipment in Hock

 

Putting all your really good equipment in hock is not going to help you take the pictures, that you need to take, in order to make a substantial submission, to this next photography show.  You’re going to need that equipment, to do the best job you possibly can, in order to show everyone just exactly what it is you have to offer.   For struggling artists, such as yourself, signature loans can be the answer to your prayers.  Keep in mind of course, that you have to pay the money back as stated, in the loan contract.  But, you won’t have to put your equipment up as collateral, you won’t have to worry about losing your car, because you used that for collateral, and if you actually own a home, you won’t have to put that up for collateral either.  You’re making a promise and signing a piece of paper… That’s it.

 

Be Prepared For the Interest Rates

 

It’s true that the interest rates, on these loans, are pricey.  But, if it comes down to having a shot at getting noticed by the right people, so that you can do what it is you love for a living, possibly for the rest of your life, it’s a small price to pay.  After checking out a few sources, you may be able to find a signature loan, that has an interest rate, that is better than those offered by cash advances on credit cards.  It just takes a little doing.  But, you can persevere.  You know how to hang in there and get the job done.  You’ve been doing it for years.  It’s one of the things that makes you the outstanding artiste, that you are.  You don’t give up.

 

So, make sure that you can pay that money back and then go ahead.  Give ‘em hell.  Show everybody what you’ve got.

Need a Reason to Take HGH Supplements?

Posted on 8th November 2012 by MReed in Abstract Art,Portraits - Tags: , ,

How about 10 reasons to do so? Hormones are a huge part of our lives. They run rampant in teenagers and pregnant women. They deplete as we age causing all sorts of imbalances and issues. Is there a way to regulate those hormones that used to drive us nuts but now we seemingly miss like crazy?

The Top 5 Reasons

No one is going to talk you into something you don’t want to do but consider this when thinking about starting HGH Supplements:

  • Versions of these supplements are now on the market that are more affordable than ever before
  • Your liver, your heart and other organs will function much better on these supplements
  • Productivity (while at your job for example) will improve due to your feeling more alert
  • Do you work out? Well you should! And with HGH supplements your body can bounce back quicker and recover faster after those workouts. Even muscle pain will be reduced.
  • While on the topic of workouts, slow metabolism can make you crazy. Trying to burn fat isn’t easy as you get older. Good news. HGH helps to not only burn fat but encourages the development of lean muscle mass.

And That’s NOT All, Folks

  • As we age, many of us have trouble sleeping. These supplements promote a good night’s sleep again.
  • Wrinkles and creases in your skin will diminish due to the rejuvenation of your skin’s re-tightening ability. Who over 40 doesn’t want to look younger?
  • Supplements also stimulate your body to produce its own HGH
  • How’s your libido? What’d I say? Nothing personal but with increased age frequently comes decreased libido. HGH can help there, too.
  • Along with some lifestyle, diet and exercise adjustments HGH can make you look and feel years younger and better about yourself.

The loss of hormones makes us feel our age in no uncertain or merciful terms. Just like an antique machine laden with patina needs plenty of lubrication; our aging bodies need those essential hormones re-balanced from 40 years of age on. Hey, if you don’t approve of the positive changes you can always go back to being 50 and feeling 70.

Photographic Art Can Be a Great Gift

Posted on 11th October 2012 by MReed in Abstract Art,Black & White Photography,Portraits - Tags: , ,

Are you good with a camera? Not that you need a camera to take pictures these days. Cell phones are everywhere and most of them have picture taking capabilities. Some do in fact take some pretty amazing pictures.

 

It’s That Time of Year Again

 

If you are one of those people that just love to plan ahead you’re probably also one of those people that does all their Christmas shopping early. If you have a bit of talent you may even have great homemade Christmas gift ideas that you work on all year long. If photography is your passion you can put it to good use when it comes to gifts. Everybody likes pictures: pictures of themselves, their kids, their pet, or possibly a particularly stunning view. I myself am partial to tropical beach scenes. I stare into them and imagine myself there instead of stuck in the Midwest. Some folks like lots of color while others prefer the good old black and white look to their photos—especially when the photo is considered ‘art’. You know the type…a pair of beat up old biker boots in a corner of a stark, bare room; one standing, one on its side…art.

 

To Frame Or Not To Frame

 

The desired effect of a black and white photo is usually achieved with minimal framing or by having the picture mounted on a canvas or box and folding the edges around the top, bottom and sides. Choosing the right frame for a picture in general is practically an art in itself. You want it to compliment the picture, not detract from it. Where the picture may be displayed can also play a part in your choice of frame. Colors, material and décor can all come into play.

 

Let the artiste’ in you shine through your photos. With some thought and planning you can give just the right gift to the people who mean the most to you. You know what they say about homemade gifts meaning more than store bought. You’ll undoubtedly need some of your supplies from a store or two but the project itself will be of your own making as well as the picture that you took.

Art Inspirations for Your Halloween Costume

Posted on 15th August 2012 by MReed in Abstract Art,Gothic Art,Sensual Female Art,Vampire Art - Tags: ,

Halloween that scary night in late October when monsters, witches and goblins and other creatures from the crypt roam the neighborhoods seeking candy treats and other goodies from house to house.  Screeching and screaming penetrate the night and prizes or special treats are given for the most creepy, spooky costume.  For many years the theme of Halloween costumes was dark and nightmarish, but things have changed, and more often Halloween revelers are choosing costumes from many different genres.

Inspiring Themes

 The choice you make for a Halloween costume can reflect your current interest, your favorite cartoon, the action hero of the time or many other choices.  For younger children many parents favor costumes that reflect the child’s talents or aspirations.  Ballet dancers, fireman, policeman, angels and nurses are just a few of the possible costumes.  Movies also inspire a wide array of possibilities for Halloween costumes, Tweety Bird, Mickey or Minnie Mouse and many other familiar cartoon characters are very popular among the younger group, toddlers and pre-schoolers.  Dressing up as an action hero in a Batman costume or Catwoman Costume would be fun for a tween or teen and maybe even an adult.  Venturing out and being even more creative in designing or choosing your Halloween costume might lead you to a more art inspired theme.

Other Costume Inspirations

Both children and adult trick-or-treaters might want to dress in a costume that reflects their talent or interest.  Your budding young artist might enjoy a costume designed around a box of crayons, where two pieces of cardboard can be used to create the design of a well-known brand of crayons or maybe they could be wrapped in colored cardboard and wear a pointed hat to resemble an actual crayon.  Older revelers might want to dress like an artist wearing a beret and smock and perhaps carrying a paint palette or oversized paint brush.  Children and adults alike might want to use some of the many products available for face and body painting and show off their talent for drawing or designing by decorating directly on their body.  Modern art is not forgotten in the creative development of Halloween costumes by spattering or dropping paint on clothing for an abstract art effect.  Whatever you choose, have fun designing your Halloween costume.

Discussing Classic and Sensual Art Online

Posted on 21st July 2012 by MReed in Anyas Fotos - Tags: , , , ,

Art discussions can be lively and engaging conversations when you find other like-minded people to discuss it with. Some of the most animated online discussions are centered around classic and sensual art, especially when you can find people online to discuss it with. You can opt for any number of sites to discuss and debate with, but one place makes it easy to find other artists and critics of classic and modern art. Through Newshosting, the Usenet server is the best place to go to read what other people are posting in the art group. Read their posts and even post a few of your own to get a discussion going. If you don’t have Usenet, go to Newshosting’s website and download it now. It costs a little bit of money, but it is worth it for people who want to read the best news feeds available on the Web.

The Best of the Arts in One Place

When you find some like-minded people on Usenet, they will start and keep a lively conversation going.  The humanities category of Usenet is where you want to go to find all the information that you seek regarding all of the arts that you love. They have put it in one place so that it is easy to find the discussion group that you are looking for. It can almost be addicting spending a lot of time in the forums on Usenet. Once you begin to have discussions with like-minded people about classic and sensual art online, you may not be able to stop.

Having one place for all of your information and discussion groups about art—or any topic for that matter—is a convenient way to stay current on all of the hot topics about the categories you love. Whether it is technology, art, news, celebrities, or fashion, Usenet is the one place that you should go to get all the information that you have been missing online. For a free trial of all Usenet has to offer, go to Newshosting and find free trial.

Maintaining a Positive Body Image After Surgery

Posted on 30th June 2012 by MReed in Renaissance Art,Sensual Female Art - Tags: , ,

Prosthetics… There I said it—now it’s out. Possibly you know someone with some type of prosthetic which they have found necessary after a procedure related to cancer. Possibly, you are checking into the option of some kind of prosthetic after cancer surgery. If you’d like to speak with someone that has been there, open up your laptop and enter someonewith.com into your favorite search engine.

To Replace Or Not To Replace

After breast cancer, women that have gone through a double mastectomy may have a choice. The choices are usually: live with your body the way it is; the possibility of implants; or wearing special undergarments which serve as a type of prosthetic for cosmetic purposes. This decision, as with many others when it comes to cancer, can be a matter of a positive or negative body image. Some women are secure enough in their body image and sexuality and that they don’t feel the need to replace the removed breast tissue in any way. Women are in fact becoming more and more likely to go without what used to be considered the obligatory wig as they undergo chemotherapy and lose their hair. There is a type of empowerment in this seemingly rebellious act.

Make The Decision For You, And No One Else

My mother went through a double mastectomy. I’ll never forget her concern for what my father would think. Thing was, my father loved my mother without fail. But the fact that he was “OK” with the result of that surgery made her OK with it as well. Ultimately, it is your choice whether or not to replace something that has been removed due to cancer. It’s your body; no one else’s. If you cannot look in the mirror without feeling bad about yourself you have a couple of choices. Do whatever you have to do with your body in order to make it more pleasing to you (and possibly to your significant other); or… Deal with it.

Talking about it can help. Especially if you’re talking to someone that’s been through it themselves. Professional therapists and counselors are fine; but let’s face it people, unless you’ve been through it do you really know what it’s all about deep down inside?

Make a Name for Your Photography

Posted on 18th June 2012 by MReed in Black & White Photography,Portraits - Tags: , ,

If you like taking pictures grab your camera and find your subject. When you have a passion for taking photos, it shows. You may have a natural ability for capturing flowers a certain way. With a natural talent, it doesn’t matter if the weather is wet or dry, you make the flower or flowers work for you and capture the essence of how beautiful they are. Capture something about the flowers. Capture flowers among trees to get a point across.

 

A sampling of your professional photos out there

 

People get photos off of the internet for social media marketing services for their company websites. You could put your photos on a website you are dedicating to your business. When your photos come up during searches, people are going to see your photography work and trace it back to the source – the photography artist. When a company gets a hold of one of the images and wants work specifically done for a project, they’ll contact you directly. That is a form of advertising.

 

Setting Up a Professional Website

 

Make sure your website is set up very professionally and really shows your talent. Have plenty of photos in different categories displaying your photographic skills. Give a professional tone to your website. If you frequent any forums, leave a signature at the bottom of your avatar. Some forums may not let you do this, but a lot do. You can do a form of advertising this way. When visitors of fellow members click on your link, they will see your work and how professionally you carry yourself.

 

Consider placing an ad on craigslist or on a bulletin for church or a restaurant. Some of the work will start out being for free or very little, but the exposure is priceless.

 

Keeping Your Photo Use Legal

Posted on 9th June 2012 by MReed in Black & White Photography,Portraits - Tags: , ,

In this day and age it’s not uncommon to see truly candid pictures of people when they least expected it; and I do mean least expected it! But from politicians to sports figures, people are getting caught in the act; in the act of what exactly is where the problem seems to arise. Gone are the days when you could get away with just about anything as long as you thought no one saw you because now… There’s every chance that everyone will see you.

What Happens When Someone Takes Your Picture; But You Don’t Want It Taken?

Politely responding to an unwanted picture being taken is a good start. Kindly request that they delete it and watch them do so. If you’re not quick enough however there’s every chance you could end up on Face Book or some other social network. Once it’s there… Good luck removing it. And what happens if you take a picture of someone that they didn’t want you to take? First of all, that makes you an exceedingly rude individual. But secondly, you can fix that by destroying the picture upon their request. Unless you work at some Salt Lake City law offices and really know your stuff, you could be on the losing end of a lawsuit. Who sues over pictures? Surely you jest.

FotoMedia Technologies

Ask anyone at FotoMedia Technologies LLC about the 2007 and 2008 lawsuits filed against them and you may find out just how objectionable unwanted photo sharing can be. Who was involved in this fiasco? Get your pencil and paper: Zoto; Zazzle; Kaboose; BubbleShare; American Greetings; AG Interactive; Tickle; Nu Skin International; Nokia; Fuji Film; Foto Flix; EZ Prints; Verizon; T Mobile; Sprint; Alltel; Yahoo; Shutterfly; Photobucket; CNET Network; CBS Network; America Online; and AOL just to name a handful. So if you think that photo sharing without someone else’s permission is no big deal—ask some of the biggest companies involved. Of course sometimes it’s not who you show but what you show—and if you have to be told to keep private body parts off of not only your cell phone but the Internet, you probably shouldn’t even have a cell phone or access to the Internet.

And don’t forget: just because some former NFL quarterback (who shall remain nameless) ‘allegedly’ emailed or texted a picture of one of the muscles we never saw used in a game (thank God for SMALL favors) to some cocktail waitress (or whatever she was) doesn’t mean that it’s OK for you to do it.

Sensual and Evocative Celebrity Fashion

Posted on 1st May 2012 by MReed in Sensual Female Art - Tags: , ,

If you are on the hunt for sensual and evocative celebrity fashion wear, you only have but to open up that laptop and click on http://youceleb.com.

How To Pay For Celebrity Fashion

After perusing the plethora of options available for your inspection on the above mentioned website and making that all important decision, the question arises; how on earth am I going to pay for this? Fear not—the website accepts (as long as you have a billing address in the United States) Discover, Visa, MasterCard and American Express. God love our plastic! Where would we be without it? (Personally, I’m thinking anywhere but in debt.)

What Is ‘Youceleb’ All About?

In a word: celebrity fashions… Okay that’s two words. More than that it is all about celebrity fashion at a fraction of the price, that the celebrities paid. Let’s face it, we can’t all have the same disposable income as most of today’s stars and starlets. That doesn’t mean, that we can’t look like them; at least in what we wear. Twitter and Face Book both subscribe to this website and encourage the referral of friends in order for you to receive a bonus subsequent to that referral.

Does this website simply encourage people with very little money to do everything they can just to appear to be in the same crowd as the rich and famous? Or is it simply a way for fashion conscious individuals to enjoy a little bit of the good life? It can’t be all bad; they offer a portion of all their proceeds to charities chosen by the celebs.