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The winner according to random.org is Melissa Antolovic! Congrats Melissa. Shoot me an email at cooper{dot}rr{at}gmail{dot}com to claim your prize!
I’m so excited to take Tracey Clark’s class Picture Everyday at BPC this Fall! I’ve heard it’s one of Tracey’s best classes ever + I love her style of teaching and her approach to photography!
This 7 week course starts September 12th and here’s a little bit more about it:
Your life is full of beauty, authenticity, and moments of magic just waiting to be captured in pictures. All it takes is the right perspective. In Picture Everyday, a new workshop from photographer Tracey Clark, you’ll learn to see your world in a sublime new light—and to use your camera to tell the story of what you see.
Through 30 surprisingly powerful photo prompts, dozens of inspiring images and videos, and eight weeks of gentle encouragement, Tracey will help you elevate your everyday—and fill your soul with gratitude along the way. You’ll be focusing your lens on topics like Routine, Spaces, Places, Details, Connections, and Affections.
Your final week of class is an exclusive pass to Tracey’s upcoming self-paced class, A Photographer’s Guide to Project Life. Throughout the week, you’ll be inspired to select photos from the past seven weeks to display in a keepsake photo album.
You can find all the details + watch a short intro video from Tracey.
Win a Free Spot in the Picture Everyday Class:
If you’d like to join me in the Picture Everyday class you can enter to win a FREE spot! Simply leave a comment on this post telling me the last ‘everyday’ detail that you took a photo of.
Giveaway closes Sunday at 12am MST and will be announced next week!
Good luck everyone!
Rebecca Cooper is a 42-year-old wife and mother of four from Alberta, Canada. As a photographer, crafter, author, and blogger, she finds joy and fulfillment in celebrating everyday moments. She loves to read and eat chocolate, and is a firm believer in afternoon naps. Rebecca shares her family’s adventures, photo tips, simple craft projects + more right here at Simple as That.
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The last ‘everyday’ photo I took was of my daughter eating her breakfast before school this morning.
The last everyday detail I photographed was my son playing xbox in the evening.
The last ‘everyday’ detail I took a phot of was of my son practicing the piano.
The last everyday photo I took was one of my kids with their heads leaned on each other in the car about to fall asleep on the way home. They were so tired from playing with their cousins! Thanks for the chance to win…I would love that class.
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My kids drawing
The last photo I took was of my kids drawing
It was actually the Pizza Buns I made! The recipe of which I found on your blog! (They were a big hit, btw.) Love Tracey Clark…she’s such an inspiration. Thank you!
Just this morning I took a photo of my daughter standing in line with her 1st grade class waiting to go in to class. I noticed that she is almost a full head taller than the rest of the class (seriously atleast 5 inches!!) and grabbed my phone to capture the moment. 🙂
Last night, my kids eating dinner at kitchen counter after their different practices.
last night, my kids eating dinner at the kitchen counter.
The last ‘everyday’ photo I took was of a meal the other night.
The last everyday photo that I took was a sink full of dishes…proof that we have food to eat, a family that sits down together and proof that we are doing well. We don’t have to compare with what someone else has…
My son’s story time with my husband. This is my favorite moment that I took pictures for several times.
Took a photo of my dogs sleeping in the sun… thanks for the opportunity!
The last everyday picture I took was my son holding a caterpillar in the backyard. Thanks for the giveaway – I would love to win this class!
I took a picture of the sunset last night. It was absolutely beautiful.
My toddler with his shorts on backwards. Dressing himself.
How fun! I just took a picture of my son helping me dust. I thought he looked cute!
The last “everyday” photo that I took was of my little girl “stretching” like daddy. I didn’t know what she was doing at first, but when we figured it out, we just had to snap a picture! She’s so cute at almost 2yrs old!
my sister came to visit me this long weekend and I decided to teach her how to sew. I have a picture of her hands feeding fabric through the sewing machine.
(we also got our first eggs from our chickens so obviously that deserved a picture too!)
I don’t have a smartphone, but my husband does. For some reason Instagram seems the place to document those everyday photos, so I’ve enjoyed stealing his phone when I can and instagramming. This morning I took a shot of me making a sack lunch for my brand new first grader: a new mothering role for me.
My one year old was light saber attacking me earlier and I took pictures.
i took a photo with my ollo clip + iphone of a flower from my back steps.
The last everyday photo I took was of our little toddler heading off to his first day of Montessori. Sniff…all grown up!
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The last everyday photo I took was a topiary that fell outside so it looked like it was peaking in the window like those swifter sweeper commercials.
My last everyday moment was watching my youngest play with some leftover bubble wrap.
The last “everyday” photo I took was of my daughter eating one from one of those squeezable pouches. It happened to be the first time we had used a re-fillable pouch. Unfortunately, she didn’t like what I put in it. Thanks for a chance to win the class!
The last everyday photo I took was yesterday. My 3 and 5 year old spent hours creating “letters” for me and my husband. They delivered to us through the day and we accumulated a huge pile. Hundreds of letters. Had to take a picture to remember the Labor Day that they played so nice together for so long.
The last everyday photo that I took today was when I was out, with my cat, walking. She comes along with me, and people on the street find it very funny. They are are used to see that people walk their dogs, but not many people walk their cat!
My babies toes. . .love them
I took a picture of my daughter’s glittery tennis shoes.
I took a picture of me while drinking my first tea since a long time – hello fall.
Our four year old son had his red lace converse shoes on with his brothers purple baseball socks. The scene of him eating a snack with one purple leg on the kitchen island was to funny I had to take a picture.
A picture of my toddler at his first story time at the library.
The last everyday pic I took was of my little 18 mon girl hiding in the cupboards. So cute.
I took a picture of my children’s growth chart! Thanks for the opportunity!
The laundry basket full of clean clothes that needed to be ironed!
The last picture I took of my ‘everyday’ was the lunch I prepared today.
Just this morning I took a picture of my son as he did his first shift as a school patrol.
I am currently on a juice diet so I’ve been taking photo of my meals, my weight, my body everyday. The last everyday photo I took was my weight this morning.
The last “everyday” picture I took was on labour day weekend – the final sunset of the summer at our cabin.
I am on a juice diet so I’m taking photos of my body, my weight, and my meals everyday. The last everyday photo I took was my weight this morning.
I took a photo of some cookies that some girls from church brought me.
I’ve been trying to do a lot better at this, so I keep my camera out where it’s easy to grab. The last one was my kids packing their lunches this morning.
Oh my! This looks awesome! I am a huge lover of the details but often struggle to add them to my scrap/photo/project life albums. In truth, I don’t have a recent detail shot at all. Maybe the one of my little one sleeping on her books would count? I need everyday detail shot help. lol
I love everyday photos! Today, it was one of the chocolate brownie I made for the girls. Winning this spot would be awesome! Thank you for the chance!
My last everyday detail was a picture of the bag of new shoes I’ve just bouth mythree year old because she is growing like crazy. I know in three months I’ll be buying another few pairs, so I thought I’d docuement them.
My last everyday photo was filling up the car with petrol.
I took a picture of the mail sticking out of my letter box
I took a picture of our the door handle on the sliding glass door. My husband had just replaced the one that had broken.
I just took a picture tonight of my 7 year old making a PBJ for her lunch for tomorrow. I zoomed way in so it’s just her tiny hands, a knife, and peanut butter goodness.
A package we got in the mail…I love mail!
The last “everyday” photo I took was of the combine in the field working in the harvest.
I took a photo of my son doing his math homework. Thanks for the chance to win!
I took a picture of my daughter playing her favorite “game” DeeDee’s diner – she makes the best banana pickle soup!
The last everyday photo I took was my son sound asleep in the car on the way home from the lake this weekend. Thanks for the giveaway!
A picture of my husband and oldest son playing tennis.
My running shoes. 🙂
I took a picture of the new wreath that my daughter and I created today after school.
The last everyday photo I took was of a basket full of pine cones my daughter collected from our garden. She said to me while she was picking them up “Mummy – after I put these all in my basket you cam take a photo of them”! Girl after my own heart 😉
The last everyday photo I took was of my 11 year old son cooking pancakes in our new free and ezi pans. He is such a fussy eater, and the new pans that “nothing sticks to” are tempting him to try new things… finally.
I hate to admit I can’t remember the last everyday photo that I took. One of my goals is to get out my camera and start taking pictures before my little kids aren’t so little anymore.
My 5-year old’s bare feet. He started Kindergarten this year and I just want to keep “freezing” these moments in time. (Thanks!)
My daughter and I playing a Memory game together! So glad my camera was handy…~God bless!
Last photo I took was of my 11 year son at his football practice last night. My husband and I spend a lot of time watching the kids at their sporting activities! I know this phase will go quickly and want to capture these crazy, busy years.
The pizza we made on the grill.
This class sounds great! I love the idea of focusing on perspectives rather than specific objects! The last thing I took an everyday detail picture of was my computer screen with the patterns I was working on for my upcoming sewing summit class. Thanks for the chance!
The last everyday photo I took was of our Chicago-style hot dogs for Labor Day!
Yesterday I took pictures of the apples for tonight’s dinner. Look on IG @aphoto3.
I took a picture of my husband grilling dinner last night.
Hello Tracey, this morning my daughter left for work at 4:55 am, within 2 minutes our dog Chloe was in her spot, using her pillow and all! I snapped a picture with my cellphone. Thank you Colleen
The last everyday photo was of my 10 month old fast asleep on my bed. She sleeps just like my husband. I don’t take enough of these pictures tho, which is why I think the class could benefit me.
I took a pic of my 10 month old sleeping. I don’t take enough everyday pictures, which is why I think I’m going to enroll in this class. Thx for letting me know!!
Yesterday I took a picture of my kitchen table overflowing with our garden’s produce.
I took a picture of my kitchen table overflowing with our garden’s produce from that day.
The tan line of my 4 year old grandson’s back – just so coppertone-ish and covered with sand from the beach.
The last everyday picture I took was my daughter sleeping. Thank you so much for the opportunity – I’m drooling over this class but just can’t swing the fee. Fingers crossed!
The everyday photo I took was of my son leaving the high school after his first day of 9th grade. This will be everyday now for the next 10 months.
I took a picture of my son helping his little sister carry her nap blanket to the car on the first day of school.
After much thought – my little ones feet in the sand. Which is why I need to take this course!
I watch 5 little kiddos and I took a picture of all of them snuggling up watching Barney 🙂
The last every day detail I took a photo of was my grandson eatin a pickle.
A photo of my grandson eating a pickle.
Last everyday photo I took was of one of the cats standing in a puddle of water, drinking. I’d LOVE to win a spot in this class!
my daughter playing dress up with her friends
The last every day photo I took was my son drinking out of his sippy cup.
My daughter’s new polka dot shoes. She actually asked me to take the photo. 🙂
My 75 year old father making spaghetti sauce.
I honestly can’t remember the last everyday photo I took. I tend to pull my camera out for special events, holidays, etc. I would love to attend this class as a great way to encourage myself to do more with my camera and appreciate all of the little everyday details. Thanks for the great giveaway!
The last photo was our shoes by the door.
my son’s drawing
The last everyday photo I took was of my kids racing cars down a pool noodle track.
The back to school clutter on our kitchen island…I know someday it won’t be there!
my daughters hot pink cowboy boots sitting next to our piano
my daughter’s pink cowboy boots sitting next to our piano
My daughter running around naked after her bath!
My cluttered desk at work. I need to document my work area more.
I just took a pic of my new glasses this morn;) I would LOVE to win, I’m in a rut of not taking pix:(
The last everyday detail I took a shot of was the sun rising through the trees in my back yard.
my son at his first soccer game. :)))
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My kids playing in the slip-n-slide in the backyard.
A blackeyed susan in a tiny bud vase
Boring…but it was before and after pictures of a newly organized closet! Thanks for the chance to win!
My 2yr. old and the mess he made with toys.