As memory keepers, we know many of you are kind of hungry for pictures. More great pictures means more reasons to take out our crafting supplies, right? And, be honest, do you ever find yourself imagining how a candid photo might look in a layout, almost designing the scrapbook page as you click the shutter? Just in case you do, we have some ideas for springtime photos that will help fill out those spring layouts and keep your pages looking fresh. Enjoy!
Springtime Can’t-Miss Photos |
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Any picture that celebrates the outdoors and incorporates the ones you love is awesome. Get in close, don’t be afraid to focus on legs, arms and feet! |
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Anything in bloom will provide a terrific accent to your memory keeping layout and will help you easily choose accent colors to work with. |
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Nothing is more photogenic than a family’s animal companion enjoying the first sunny day of spring. |
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Kids/nature, nature/kids. They go together so well–capture your favorite children getting wild! |
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It’s time to till the soil, so, go ahead, capture your garden work on film (or in pixels. You know what we mean!) |
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This is a terrific shot for spring or summer–bare feet in a ray of sunshine! Take one every year and watch the feet (or hands!) grow! |
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Like flowers, springtime foods can add a splash of color to your layout and give you a base color to work with. |
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And, if you happen to capture a family member with a special hair-do, fresh from the salon, go ahead and snap a quick shot. |
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Friends enjoying the outdoors, with the sun highlighting their hair, makes a delightful, spontaneous, springtime picture. |
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Yes, it’s a little posed, but you can’t deny, it’s springtime-ish! If you have a favorite subject, who just loves to strike a pose, pick up a bouquet and grab a quick series of shots. You will love them forever. |
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This is the time of year when people graduate, so, for sure grab all the posed shots with friends arranged by height. But don’t forget a few atmospheric, extemporaneous shots as well, like this one with a sea of caps. |
Happy Spring!
