Snapfish at BlogHer 2011 – Join us!

Would love to join the photo roundtable; I've been the family photographer for years and would be interested in the types of canvas art that Snapfish has to offer. I'd like to give out some affordable items for the holidays this year!

I uploaded an album - I'm hope it's not too late!!!

Katie Walters is the author of An Authentic Life ( http://www.anauthenticlife.com/ ), and a regular contributor to Montana Parent ( http://www.mtparent.com ).

Am dying to find a way to take my photography into art by printing on canvas. Can you help?

Katie Walters is the author of An Authentic Life ( http://www.anauthenticlife.com/ ), and a regular contributor to Montana Parent ( http://www.mtparent.com ).

i would love to join your round table i have tons of pictures and would love to make year books for my boys! I forgot my email is makingtime4you@gmail.com

I love this phrase...because I think this is our primary role in our kids' lives. When they have difficulties they don't think they can overcome, when life gets hard - really hard, when they feel they can't go another step - it's our job to remember all the times they *did* step up to the plate, stare a challenge down and slog right through to the other side. They don't want to hear about about the times *we* overcame...they need to be reminded of their own successes, the times they survived, the tests they lived through. It's what gives them strength and courage to go at it again. We are our children's memory keepers.

The Snapfish product I most want to create is a canvas.

Submitted an album named Boo with my one glorious photo. Email address is nerdyapplebottom at gmail dot com.

PS: My email is photog at jessicapwallin dot com. I am with the other person; will the book be available online for those who can't make BlogHer 2011?

http://jessicapwallin.com.com ( http://jessicapwallin.com )

I would love to attend this workshop, because I love products that include pictures I have taken of my family. I would love to learn more ways to share them with myself and others. I have 19,000 pictures saved to my computer and need to figure out how to best display them.

I would love to create a sterling silver necklace or one of the canvas products. I adore them! Hope to see you guys soon.

I am really looking forward to seeing everyone's pictures when this book comes out. I added my album: Jebbica's Life in Pics. The slideshows I've seen so far in this group are amazing!

http://jessicapwallin.com.com ( http://jessicapwallin.com )

The name of my album is "Devour". merelymarie@gmail.com

Unfortunately, I won't be attending BlogHer 2011; will the photo book also be made available online?

I created some of my favourite blog photos (plenty more but can't decide!) in the album called Le Franco Phoney (http://www5.snapfish.com/snapfish/launchslideshow/... ( http://www5.snapfish.com/snapfish/launchslideshow/... )). My e-amail is wendy at lefrancophoney dot com.

I uploaded my album! It's called Grasping for Objectivity - my blog title.

rachel (at) graspingforobjectivity.com

among everything else I juggle I am the official photographer of my family circus (the husband, the five kids, the son in law, the boyfriends, the grandbaby, the grandbaby on the way and the dogs) which explains why I am rarely ever seen in our family memories. Still I LOVE keeping the memories through our photos and photo memory books...YEAH Snapfish!!!
My album is up to share: Adventures In Juggling.
My email is nicurnmama@aol.com

My album is Best of Blogs 2011 ( http://www5.snapfish.com/flickrus/launchslideshow/... ) and it was a blast to look through what I've shared on my various blogs in 2011 and pick my favorites. Hard, but a blast.

Email: firemom@stopdropandblog.com

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Family Section Editor Jenna Hatfield (@FireMom ( http://twitter.com/FireMom )) blogs at Stop, Drop and Blog ( http://stopdropandblog.com ) and The Chronicles of Munchkin Land ( http://thechroniclesofmunchkinland.com ). She is a freelance writer and photographer.

My album is "mommy bytes for BlogHer '11". Love Snapfish for the quick Flickr upload (not so fast for the sharing to the group, but finally got it).

Contributing editor Angela from mommy bytes ( http://www.mommybytes.com ).

I uploaded my pics, under Taylor Made. I wish I could be at Blog Her '11

Thanks,
Taylor

taylor.taylormade@gmail.com

I'm no great photographer, and mine are pics of people at BlogHer, so I *may* have misunderstand the assignment. But it was fun! My album is "Past BlogHer."

Rita Arens authors Surrender Dorothy ( http://bit.ly/Qp0sS ) and is the editor of Sleep is for the Weak ( http://tinyurl.com/9pg62e ). She is BlogHer's assignment and syndication editor.

Like the fabulous women who commented previously, I thought I would try to put my name in the hat too as I would love to attend the roundtable. I especially love the jewelry line you all have and would love to create one for my blog logo to wear at BlogHer. While I created my own wedding album via Snapfish a couple of year ago, I would love to be inspired to create a photo album of my son's first year (before he turns two in October. LOL.)
~Charlene (CharleneChronicles.com)

I love doing design-related things with my photos but I never have the time (or the money!) to actually print them out! It would be so amazing to get years of photos off my computer and into an actually tangible form like a book :)

I love doing design-related things with my photos but I never have the time (or the money!) to actually print them out! It would be so amazing to get years of photos off my computer and into an actually tangible form like a book :)

I would LOVE to come! I'm making it my goal to get my digital memories turned into tangible ones this year by getting my pictures off my computer and onto my walls and into photo books. I simply can not get enough photo books and would love to try as many Snapfish custom photo books as I can get my hands on.

This sounds wonderful! I feel over whelmed by the amount of photos I have of my four year old twins that I have never done anything with. I kind of makes me feel like a bad mom that they don't have more than a few photos printed out! I would love to make them both a detailed photo book with some of my favorite memories.

One of my hobbies is memory keeping (scrapbooking). I have always been the one in my family to tell the stories from the pictures we've taken and I would love to be a part of this roundtable and workshop in order to learn more. As a businesswoman and mom to 4 children, I am looking for ways to improve my photography and how to use it.

The Snapfish product I would like to create is a throw or photo book.

I'm not a great photographer(yet) but I always find myself scanning and looking for a great shot. I also love to find funny and quirky shots that others might not think of. I would love to attend because I think I have so much to learn!
Oh, and I love love love the Snapfish photobooks

My sis is the genealogist...I'm the archivist. She collects the facts and I am in charge of the stories and pictures. I'd love to get on idea on how best to build these collections so that all of our next generations can learn and enjoy.

I am very much a beginner with photography but I have long-admired Laurie White's photos. Beefing up my photography skills was one of my main goals for BlogHer this year.

The photobooks at SnapFish look great. That's the product I am most interested in.

All of the photos I have taken in my life tell a special story. The ones I hold most precious are the ones from the adoption of our boys. I would love to come to your party to learn about new ways to make my memories last forever. I'd also like to learn about the best ways to digitize my older photos so they will last forever.

I love photos. They each hold a precious memory, a point in time that is captured and held. I started getting into photography when my son was born 11 years ago and I have used Snapfish.com to hold my precious photos and to create photobooks to share with family and friends. I would love to come to your event and see all the new ways to hold on to memories through photography.

i'd LOVE to digitally customize our home with snapfish calendars, aprons, cutting boards, pillow cases, blankets, back to school notebooks, canvasses... + get all our pictures preserved + organized, so we can enjoy + share the images trapped in our phones, cameras, heavy albums + boxes of loose photos, cds + tapes.

water + mildew = wipeout memories :(

i'd LOVE to digitallly customize our home with snapfish calendars, aprons, cutting board, pillow cases, blankets, back to school notebooks, + get all our pictures preserved + organized, so we can enhjoy + share the images trapped in our phones + heavy albums + boxes of loose photos, cds + tapes.

I may be a little late to this party, but I would love to attend. I am definitely the digital memory keeper in our family. Snapfish is a fun tool for creating cards and albums. I'd love to learn tips and tricks to improve my skills!

dlagoldberg@mac.com

Unfortunately, I just returned from another (much smaller blogger meet up in "rainy Seattle") so I am very late in responding to this post.

But I would love to be part of the "Women as Memory Keepers" Roundtable Discussion. As my family's "unofficial" historian I deal with not only the new photos but also the old ones - and we go back very far...

I have used several of the snapfish products over the years including the books and calendars (our photos from the Greek Isles looked amazing once they were pulled together in a snapfish photo book!)

One product I would love to learn more about or use is the Photo Canvas! Especially, the ones that feature multiple photos - how can they all be pulled together yet look like a coherent whole!! I love them!!

Hope I can join is let me know via email at shelly.gustafson @ gmail.com

Unfortunately, I just returned from another (much smaller blogger meet up in "rainy Seattle") so I am very late in responding to this post.

But I would love to be part of the "Women as Memory Keepers" Roundtable Discussion. As my family's "unofficial" historian I deal with not only the new photos but also the old ones - and we go back very far...

I have used several of the snapfish products over the years including the books and calendars (our photos from the Greek Isles looked amazing once they were pulled together in a snapfish photo book!)

One product I would love to learn more about or use is the Photo Canvas! Especially, the ones that feature multiple photos (the collages) - how can they all be pulled together yet look like a coherent whole!! I love them!!

Hope I can join is let me know via email at shelly DOT gustafson @ gmail DOT com

Unfortunately, I just returned from another (much smaller blogger meet up in "rainy Seattle") so I am very late in responding to this post.

But I would love to be part of the "Women as Memory Keepers" Roundtable Discussion. As my families "unofficial" historian I deal with not only the new photos but also the old ones - and we go back very far...

I have used several of the snapfish products over the years including the books and calendars (our photos from the Greek Isles looked amazing once they were pulled together in a snapfish photo book!)

One product I would love to learn more about or use is the Photo Canvas! Especially, the ones that feature multiple photos - how can they all be pulled together yet look like a coherent whole!! I love them!!

I would also love to here tips and ideas for properly conserving old photographs and film!

Hope I can join is let me know via email at shelly.gustafson @ gmail.com

Obviously, I'd wish I'd seen this roundtable opportunity sooner. As I gather my jaw from the floor over the excitement of it all, I'd love the chance to attend. As a semi-professional photographer, I've recently fallen head over feet in love with emotive storytelling on my site via photography. Tips, tricks and general guidance on how to continue capturing every amazing angle, moment and memory would be beyond epic awesome.

P.S. Would love to learn more about the canvas options and flip books. That and I could use a new mug - my fave one covered in a kidlet collage broke in an unfortunate tickle fight accident :-)

Hope to hear from you: mariapilarclark (at) yahoo (dot) com

I would love to be part of the roundtable! My passion is taking pictures of my family to love and cherish the memories forever. I would love to learn more about the photo canvases and Flatten me poster.

Hope it is not too late to apply!