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No such a memory? Fear not! With a willing small human and a helpful friend, you can make your very own magic moment! (And a stunning photo record to boot.) Step One Step Two Step Three Step Four Take it further… Thanks to reader Linda LaSut for the tip! Photo Credit: Philipe Tarbouriech p.s. Be the first to try the new Photojojo Super Awesome Photo Forum! Got questions about what camera to buy? Want critique for a photo you took recently? Got a great idea for a photo project you want to share? Our new forum is getting ready for its big debut, and we’re looking for some friendly beta testers. Jump on board and be the first to give it a try! → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← The DIY Fisheye Lens — Using Nothin’ But a Pair of Old Glasses and Some Tape Take Portraits on Your Hands and Knees — a Photo Project The Big Picture - Photos That Will Make You Love the News |
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You’re twirling. The warm sun is falling on your face, the soft grass is under your bare feet and an ecstatic child is beaming at you. That’s the sort of moment that makes us love summer.
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