Product Review: Hello Kitty Birthday in a Box

Recently I had the chance to review a Hello Kitty Birthday in a Box kit.  The Deluxe kit serves 8 and includes everything you’d need for a birthday party – just add cake!  You don’t need to stress out about finding everything that matches because everything you need is included and coordinating.  You get a set of plates, napkins, cups and a table cloth featuring Hello Kitty as well as coordinating pink utensils and pink and black streamers.  And just add the cake – you have a package of birthday candles as well!

Seriously, you can’t do anything easier than a Birthday in a Box.  It comes in the mail, you open it, and set up the table in a snap.  Perfect for the Hello Kitty lover in your life!  If you’d like to see more about Hello Kitty, be sure to check out a storybook adventure.

Our table is only set for 6 – but you do receive enough to set up a table for 8.

Kit Includes:

  • 8 Hello Kitty Tween Cake Plates
  • 8 Hello Kitty Tween 9oz Cups
  • 16 Hello Kitty Tween Lunch Napkins
  • 8 Spoons/Forks/Knives
  • 1 Hellow Kitty Tween Table Cover
  • 1 Set Birthday Candles
  • 2 Sets Streamers

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I received a free Birthday in a Box kit in order to write this review. I was not otherwise compensated.  All thoughts and opinions are 100% mine.

Book Review: See It: Photographic Composition Using Visual Intensity

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Half the time when I read these photography books, I do it more so just to see the awesome pictures than to see the tips and tricks.  This book shows the use of a lot of filters and saturation. I wish I had the eye or time to try and play with this with some of my photos – I tend to stick with the what you see is what you get approach and I often wonder how much better they could be if I’d stop being so lazy!

There’s also lots of great tips on how to frame your subject. I always tend to go for putting it right smack in the middle, but off centering it or adding a different focal point can make a boring picture quite awesome. And if you don’t get the shot right immediately, the power of cropping is quite fascinating too.

I hope I picked up on some of these things so that I will subconsciously just start doing them the next time I am taking photos! A book full of excellent information!

I received a free e-copy in order to write this review. I was not otherwise compensated.

 

About the Book

An outstanding image consists of more than just acceptable exposure and sharp focus – the two components that most photography instruction emphasize. A fascinating subject doesn’t necessarily result in a good image, and likewise, it’s possible to create an impressive image from a mundane subject. How do you capture that perfect image, and more importantly, what makes it great? That’s where this book comes in. Rather than wasting time trying one approach after another until something seems right or memorizing a list of rules, discover a new, more comprehensive and yet intuitive way to think about photography and see the world around you by using visual intensity. The quality of your imagery and the speed of your workflow will both vastly improve once you are able to use these techniques to articulate why you prefer one image to another. Mother and son team Ellen and Josh Anon have spent years perfecting their visual intensity based approach to composition, and in this gorgeous, full color guide, they’ll share their techniques with you so that your overall photographic experience, both in terms of time investment and quality of output, will become far more satisfying.

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