Wheeee! Another winner, another guest post and another Canadian Family subscription to give away!

It’s day three of my week of guest posts at Canadian Family, and today I put up the most technical post of my Family Photographer series over on the Family Jewels blog: 10 key elements of composition.

And yay, we have another winner of a subscription to Canadian Family magazine! Congratulations to AnnBac9!

Would you like to win a subscription to Canadian Family magazine? Here’s the deal for today. Click over to my guest post on Canadian Family, then leave me a comment below naming one of the ten elements of composition that I described. (Ha! Found a way to make you read them! *wink*) And!! Get a bonus entry if you leave a comment of any sort (even “Hi, DaniGirl sent me!”) on my post on the Family Jewels blog.

Here’s the fine print:

  1. Today’s giveaway is for one one-year subscription to Canadian Family magazine.
  2. To enter, visit my guest blog post on the Family Jewels blog, then come back here and leave a comment naming one of the ten elements of composition I described.
  3. Earn a bonus entry by leaving a comment on the Family Jewels blog post itself!
  4. Entries must be received by 3 pm on Thursday 15 July 2010.
  5. Winners will be chosen using the random number generator at random.org from eligible entries on Thursday 15 July 2010.
  6. You must leave a valid e-mail address and allow me to share your contact information with Canadian Family magazine to arrange for the subscription delivery.
  7. The winner will be contacted via e-mail and posted here.

Thanks again to everyone who is playing along, and especially to the great peeps at Canadian Family!

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13 thoughts on “Wheeee! Another winner, another guest post and another Canadian Family subscription to give away!”

  1. I’m first – does the first comment ever win? 😉
    And for the record, I’ve been reading all the posts!

    Colour

  3. Hmmm, framing. I have trouble with this one, so I’m glad to read more about it. Great post!

  4. I should try to use more framing in my shots. It’s often interesting!

    (At one point it will be easy to cheat and just say what the one before said – which is not what I just did, I did read the post!).

  5. I’m all about Line. When I’m putting pics in albums (yes, that happens rarely but still), I always arrange the pics so that the lines in the pic flow into the centre of the book, as well as the line in the pic working with the subject.

  9. I loved your guest post! I’m all about line too, I always try to get new angles and lining things in a different and catchy way.

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