Masterful Scrapbook Design: Photo Play

I see the world not just through my eyes, but also through the lens. I have always liked taking photos. I began to love taking photos when my son was born. My husband bought us our first digital camera about a month after K was born. We didn’t want to miss anything when it came to our son. He is our world.The camera was meant to be my husband’s new hobby. However, given that I often was the one most available for outings and field trips, the camera often found it’s place into my handbag. Over a short span of time, it became mine.

Those early photos weren’t always well composed. Sometimes the lighting was way off. It didn’t matter. Each one captured a small moment in time. Moments that, when strung together in my scrapbooks, told our story as a family. Over the years, I took photography classes. The photos I take are better than when I started. Sometimes they aren’t perfect, but they get better with every shot. It’s practice that makes perfect. It’s playing with the camera or experimenting with post processing that makes things a bit more interesting for me. Photo play can mean a lot of things…from the way you take a photo to how you document it on your scrapbook layout. I am honored to announce that I will be sharing my take on Photo Play with Masterful Scrapbook Design. I hope you will join in on the fun!