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So cute! I’ve used rolls of wrapping paper as backdrops for food and other items but no people yet. I have 3 kids I need pictures of and I suppose it could work if I did all of their pics individually and then did a collage card. Can you imagine trying to photograph 3 kids (one newborn) all together with 1 roll of paper as the background?! LOL That could be interesting…
What a great idea, you’re so smart! I would have never thought to use wrapping paper, geesh. And you’re little man is adorable, but I don’t blame him for getting tired. I would have done the same thing. HA!
Hugs to you, happy Thanksgiving, and see you soon at the bloggers meet-up!
Nicole @ Three 31
LOVE this tip! So smart! Thank you for sharing! 🙂
What a great idea to use the wrapping paper as a backdrop! Love it, and the “Bokeh” is great on your camera as well!
Goldie
http://www.thevintagetexan.com
Great idea…and simple. I like simple. 🙂 You must have a great camera too!