Photography Party

In Pictures

by , posted on October 18th, 2011 in Parties & Celebrations




We had our photography party. Want to see how it all turned out?

First of all, I have to start with the weather. We had planned to do some really cool activities outside but oh the wind. It was so strong that our backdrops got blown, the light sensitive paper wouldn’t stay put and our photo booth ate it twice.

So we moved a bunch of activities inside. Here are a few of the event’s highlights.

Photo booth:

We took a large cardboard box (left over from the furniture we bought a couple weeks ago), and fashioned it into a homemade photo booth. Everyone took turns and well, I think the pictures speak for themselves…

Chalk Backgrounds

The inspiration: coldplay video. The outcome: abstract. Actually, this worked out pretty well for these guys. They had fun filling up the blocks with color and laying on the ground.



Props and Photography Lesson

We did a bunch of other things too like, take pictures using props, gave the kids a photography lesson and then let them take pictures using a DSLR.

They seemed to have lots of fun with those things, but I think the biggest hit was the Hue Animation Studio.

Animation Studio

The kids broke up into teams and created their own stop motion movies. They were so proud of themselves. You could see the excitement in their eyes as they watched their stories come to life.

After the animation studio, the kids watched Wallace & Gromit (with a new found appreciation for the work that goes into stop motion movie making), ate popcorn and then, the party was over.

Then Dave and I crashed.

I wish I could have invited you! Since I couldn’t, I’m working on the next best thing—a little something so you can throw a party of your own. Stay tuned!


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6 Responses to “Photography Party”

  1. josh Says:

    October 19th, 2011 at 7:54 am

    Freakin’ awesome!

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  2. johnwaire Says:

    October 19th, 2011 at 8:00 am

    TOO cool! what a great par-tay.

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  3. Todd Says:

    October 19th, 2011 at 8:25 am

    This is amazing! I love seeing what my kids do with a camera. Thanks fir sharing. What ages where the kids?

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    Jennifer Cooper Reply:

    The kids were 6 to 9 years old.

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  4. Nell Says:

    October 19th, 2011 at 10:37 pm

    I’d love to see an in-depth review of Hue Animation Studio — seems like a good project for winter break.

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  5. wendy Says:

    October 20th, 2011 at 9:22 pm

    such an amazing party wow!

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