Team-Up Thursday: Down Low

 

I first envisioned down-low as mostly things on the ground, but that quickly changed when I saw my daughter reading in bed. Instead of down-low subjects I focused on shooting from down-low. I sat on the floor next to her bed and shot from as many different angles as I could get. Tina 's down low is from the kitchen. Yummy treats that I'm sure she will get requests for the recipe. 

 

13 Blogs...running, photography, photoshop elements and inspiration

1. Amy McMaster Photography  - actions (PS and PSE),inspiration
2. MCP Actions - actions for PS and PSE
3. I run because... - inspirational running quotes
4. Isabelle LaFrance Photography - inspiration, actions (PS and PSE), textures
5. Daily Mile - community, fitness log, challenges
6. Creativity Bootcamp - inspiration, creative journey
7. Everyday Elements - PSE workshops
8. I Heart Faces Photography - amazing photos and my favorite "fix-it Friday"
9. Photography Haven - tutorials, actions (PSE and PS), textures
10. Run Like A Mother - humor, runners I can relate to, tips and information
11. My Four Hens Photography - actions (PS and PSE), amazing photos
12. Paint the Moon Photographer's Tools - actions (PS and PSE), classes, textures
13. Dean's (Karnazes) Blog - meeting this man and reading his book inspired me to run 

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[Adelle Laudan]

Thanks for sharing your gift with us. Took a look back and have to say you have some gorgeous shots.
Happy T13!

[Hootin' Anni]

I'm a very amateur photographer so I really enjoyed this informative post from you today.

Come on over to visit and read my Thursday post if you have time. It's HERE

[Harriet]

I have bloggy friends who really get into the I heart photography. Running is away of life for me :)

Have a great Thursday!
http://harrietandfriends.com/2010/06/remembering-dad-fathers-day-centennial-june-20-2010/

[shirley]

Great perspectives on the Dip.
And I'm off to check out some of those running resources!

[Irishcoda]

Thanks for sharing those links!

[Kimberly Menozzi]

I need similar inspiration to motivate me to get on a bike... But the photography blogs will keep me plenty busy, otherwise! ;)

[Gattina]

I should have a look on these blogs once I have sorted out all my Morocco pictures, which keeps me very busy for the moment.

[Julia Smith]

Really love your top photo - a kids-eye-view of a plate of treats...

And thanks for the list of photography blog links - I'll have to check them out.

[CountryDew]

Perspective is everything, isn't it? Amazing how something old can be new. I once read that it was good to switch places at dinner occasionally; it sparked different conversation simply because you were looking at people differently.

[Kim]

Thank you for the links! I love the running quote links and I have now orderd "Ulra Marathon Man"!

[Jen]

It's always fun to photograph things for a new perspective. Awesome job guys!

[Alice Audrey]

A lot of these are new to me. Think they'll mind if I pop over and say hi?

[Berta]

We did LOW DOWN several weeks ago and I did what you did - got down to my dresser and shot my necklace! I love both shots and they reflect the theme really well! Great job. BTW, it kind of looks like your daughter is sitting under the 'treat' table!!!!!

[Berta]

PS. OPPS, my link above is WRONG - this link is correct!!!

[Shelley Munro]

Thanks for sharing the links. I intend to explore them all later this afternoon.

[colleen]

I'm always interested in what kind of blogs are out there and what people name them.

[Nessa]

Your daughter is adorable and the treats yummy.

I'll check out some of your links. Thanks.

[Kerstin]

Great shot - love the idea behind. we had a similar theme "looking up" amd my partner Marcelle stood on a desk and took a photo of her sun and his wife whe were "down low". Love the theme.

[Kerstin]

it was not her "sun" it was her son of which she took a photo - sorry for that :)

[megan]

love that the angle of her eyes is "down low," too!