Disclosure: I am participating in the FujiFilm Canada campaign managed by SJ Consulting. I received compensation in exchange for my participation in this campaign. The opinions on this blog are my own. I firmly believe all moments, from big events to the everyday, are worth capturing and treasuring for all time. Evidence of this is in my dozens of photos albums, countless drives and discs of images, and right down to ... read more
Instant Warmth and Comfort
Sauntering into the kitchen at at such an early hour that it should be outlawed - this is how my day starts. While making coffee, I usually glance out the window and breathe a sigh of relief when it hasn't snowed while I slept. Still dark, a chill in the air - this is the time when I most need some warmth and comfort {this is the part where coffee come in}. In our everyday surroundings, we need to be ... read more
Month In Photos: October 2015
October saw beautiful skies, somewhat warm days and chilly nights. It was a month that I'd sum up to be recovery from the whirlwind that is September, finally finding routine and balance again. We had the upstairs of our home painted mid-month and I'm still trying to bring it all back together. What I need is a full day devoted to shopping. It's actually choosing new curtains that are throwing me for a loop, I'm ... read more
Month In Photos: September 2015
September 2015 was a time to return to school, and fall back into routine. The twins started Grade 2 and Isabelle went into Grade 6 - middle school! In September 2015 we went on our last camping trip of the year, at our creek property. We couldn't have asked for a more gorgeous weekend, the temps were still high and the sun shining. There, the girls rode their bikes, collected rocks by the river, and played ... read more
Month In Photos: August 2015
August 2015 was another summer month that was spent primarily outdoors. This proves that despite the short Canadian sun-season, we sure know how to make each day count. Highlights of this month include some camping and a great weekend getaway to Edmonton. Many of our August 2015 days were spent in the water whether in town, at the lake, or in hotels. Actually, we went to the outdoor pool more often than we ... read more
Moments that Need to be Looked Upon Often
Of all the events and occasions that I've taken photos of, birthdays would be the one that results in the most captures. After all, it's a grand occasion that deserves much celebration. That being said, it's also the one grouping of photos that I've done anything with. Memories of birthdays past sit in disks and files, never printed nor displayed. Birthday photos are usually joyous and vibrant, yet they ... read more
Month In Photos: July 2015
July 2015 was one that was spent almost entirely outdoors enjoying the wonderful summer sun! The month started with Canada Day celebrations, camping and trips to the lake to cool off. We took one amazing cross-Canada family trip to New Brunswick where there was photo-opportunities galore and much to see and do. It was a great week spent visiting apart of Canada we hadn't seen together, and a wonderful start to summer ... read more
Summer Memories Captured
Summer Memories Captured. I know, I know. Summer isn't even half-way over so why reflect already? We still have lots of summer left! ... again, I need to convince myself of this as it's passing far too quickly. We are truly making the most of our summer 2015. We've already done many day trips and activities - even a cross Canada family vacation. We've only just started on our summer plans too! Whether it's ... read more
Month In Photos: June 2015
June 2015 marked the official start of summer vacation. My oldest daughter completed Grade 5, which means she's now off to {*gulp*} middle school. Actually, I still call it Junior High, which I'm told isn't said anymore. That's probably for the best, since the 'Degrassi Junior High' theme song runs through my head every time I say it. And we all know what those kids were up to!! {for the record I'm talking ... read more
Beach Love – Captured
When choosing photos to display in my home, winners are the ones that bring on certain emotions. The end-goal is to look each and every time and simply, smile. The best photos to frame are those that pause life at just the right moment, at a time that you could re-live each day if you had the choice. Like this one. This photo is of our latest family trip to Mexico, one time when ... read more
Month In Photos: May 2015
May 2015 was a month of 'Mexico'. Technically we were only there for a week, but looking at the photos I took over the course of May - Mexico was the biggest highlight for sure. So, when putting together my Month In Photos for May 2015, I loved the idea of dedicating a collage just of our trip with Velas Resorts, the beautiful hues compliment each other so much. From palm trees, sandy bottoms, baby turtles, much ... read more
Photo Fail: Don’t Be That Offensive Parent
The title might fool you into thinking that I'm pointing fingers here. OK, maybe I am. Yet, that finger needs to point at myself too, since I'm guilty as well. I was recently introduced into this hilarious {yet truthful} video from Canon and it struck a cord {x2}. You know, the kind of realization that makes you scream 'YES!". Give the video a watch and let the truth soak in ... Hi, I'm Tammi and I love ... read more
Month In Photos: April 2015
April 2015 - The snow melted and the outdoors were enjoyed! We're finally seeing the signs of spring, which makes me deliriously happy {and not just 'case the kids can run off energy while not a few feet away from me ... ok that too}. You all know I'm a sun worshiper so April is always one month that I always look forward to. In April 2015 Isabelle ended her 2nd year of Cheerleading, it was a fantastic year for my ... read more
Tips and Tricks for Using a Telephoto Zoom Lens
Once upon a time I thought all camera lens were created equal. I was happy with my standard lens that came with the body, and snapped away thinking that some of the not-so-great photos which resulted - were my fault. 'If only I were a professional' I often wished. Then, as my skills and knowledge grew, I was introduced to the different lenses on the market and developed my own lens wish-list with some ... read more
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