What Julia Roberts has to Say about Motherhood

Written by GranMamma


Julia Roberts recently gave birth to twins: Hazel and Phinnaeus. At 37, America’s Pretty Woman couldn’t be happier in her new role of motherhood.

The twins were delivered at a hospital in Southern California. Sincerepparttar twin’s birth Julia has done voice-over work forrepparttar 110288 remake of E.B. White’s “Charlotte’s Web”. She is also set to work on a film for children called “Ant Bully”.

Roberts has often told reporters that she’d like nine children. She claimed that pregnancy was a breeze and she certainly hasn’t lost her trademark smile. Julia seems to enjoy all of life’s experiences. Motherhood simply brought highlights.

Roberts says she only has one complaint: huge breasts. Julia told a reporter forrepparttar 110289 ‘The Oprah Winfrey Show’: “It’s no laughing matter. This isrepparttar 110290 only dress brave enough to hold in my breast line.” However, Julia has kept a striking figure, which she givesrepparttar 110291 credit to Pilates.

How to Take Great Flower Photos

Written by Kelly Paal


I know that many out there want to improve their photography in one aspect. Flower photography. With gardening as popular as it is this shouldn’t be a surprise. Flower photography while looking like one ofrepparttar simplest forms of photography can quickly become one ofrepparttar 110287 most difficult. Here are a few tips for you. (Keeping in mind that basic good photography skills are always used.)

1. Soft diffuse light. Today it’s very overcast outside, and if there were any flowers in bloom today would berepparttar 110288 perfect day for capturing some great images. Soft diffuse light enhances color saturation, so if you wondered how or why pro photographers flower images seem so deep in color this is one ofrepparttar 110289 reasons why. (There are exceptions to this rule. I do some flower photography is bright or dappled sunlight but I’m usually trying to get an effect of light passing throughrepparttar 110290 petals.)

2. Slow film speed. 200 speed or less. The slower speed films have greater detail and for flowers you’re going to need to get close anyway and you wantrepparttar 110291 nice sharp detail of a slower speed of film. I use 100 speed for my flower photography.

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