100 Cameras

So after reading about this project on La la Lovely I felt i wanted to share too. 100 cameras project gives cameras to 'marginalized children to document their lives through photography and to create positive change in their own communities.' Some of the photos are beautiful and some sad and if you buy a postcard, card or print, every single penny goes straight back to the child. Pretty cool huh?

These beautiful images were taken by Kiden who like many of the other photographer children has a story to tell. You can buy any of the images from as little as $8.

And if you work for a company who look to donate places or you are incredibly generous you can also offer a one time donation of $500 to adopt a camera for another child.

Awesome. This is on my to do list in life.

iPhone Festival Snapshots

V2011 Hylands Park, Essex, England

'Let them be Wolves' Photography Series Snapsnot by Louise Freeland

There's something to be said for letting your children 'be wolves' every once in a while.  Love these.

Her website is coming soon. Watch this space.

Rock that bump! Amazing photos from Mark Holladay

I was blown away when i saw these photos after browsing through some recent links.
1) Mark is an awesome photographer. I love the colour in the first shot but i love the intimacy of the underwater shots. I emailed him to check and he was so super kind to let me use his images because these are just shouting to be shared. Beautiful! See more here.

2) How fit and rocking her inner pregnancy godess is Ashley Moffat? She is 6 months prego here. Er. hello...and this is baby no.3!

And if i was in Hawaii i'd be calling Mark up for some photos and wanting to hang out with Ashley and her kids while she taught me and my kidlets to surf.  Obviously.  These peeps rock.

I have no more words.

Have you seen this? Kiki and Coco in Paris

Kiki and Coco's slideshow

It's beautiful. It will make you smile. And so will Stephanie Rausser's Photography Portfolio.

Dummy Art

On a recent trip to Stockholm we visited Skansen Zoo and found these. An amazing array of dummies, thousands of them created into a mass work of art. Some of them were left around the zoo, fallen under bushes and spat out mid tantrum no doubt. Most of them however were donated by children giving up their habit once and for all. Someone's trash into modern art. Recycling at its finest. Long live uber cool Scandinavia. Oh and our son was conceived on this trip. Must have been something in the trees ;)