Family photo recreations are always funny, but we think this one -- posted on Reddit by user Tarahsay -- is going for some kind of record. Ther...
This post is part of Stress-Less Parenting Club's new workshop."Scary Mommy" Jill Smokler is offering her advice on cutting ourselves some slack, and ...
It's haunting and touching all at the same time. For more than three decades, documentary photographer Nicholas Nixon has captured the Brown Sister...
It's more than just a family resemblance -- these two could have been twins. This image of a granddaughter and her grandmother's face mirrored ...
My grandmother's birthday was this week. She was born in 1877 and would have been 136 years old. And when, in her honor, I looked at some family photos, I discovered something that I had not noticed before.
I "tagged" the photo. One brother wrote "Thanks, sis." Then he added: "Why did I write that? I never call you sis." What was it about National Sibling Day that made us both feel a need to reaffirm our bond of kinship? Moreover, why has this day come into existence at all?
An Arizona couple awaits an appeals court ruling that could end a long battle against Walmart over bath-time photographs of their daughters, ABC News ...
Over 100 pictures that will melt your heart.
We love getting photo cards from our couple friends around the holidays; they're often silly, sweet and reflective of the pair. But not all holiday co...
Written by Susie Foresman for Red Tricycle Every year we look forward to the arrival of dozens of holiday cards from our friends and family. We lo...
Before digital cameras our generation put every picture, no matter how bad, into a photo album. After all, they were precious -- and we shelled out big bucks to have them developed. Then there are the CLASSICS. The ones you should have thrown away, but instead you frame them.
Some people try to jazz up their family photographs with matching sweaters or costumed pets. Not the relatives of artist Maisie Broadhead. For their f...
Is your family getting ready to have your holiday picture taken? Have you considered posing for a picture with Santa? What about you, your spouse and kids with Santa and a few automatic assault rifles?
No, this isn't another article with tips on how to dress your family for the shoot, or what time of day the lighting is best. I'm talking about the things that will happen no matter how much planning you do.
"Sometimes we don't go to a studio and hug cushions against a seamless white background," Canadian photographer Justin Van Leeuwen writes on the landi...
We've seen multiple generations of a family in one photo before, but never like this! This photo found on Reddit's r/pics section caught users'...
d I found myself checking my page every few hours to see if more friends had liked my photo, my family. This is something I'm not proud to admit.
Yes, I want a picture or two of my daughters riding their bikes at dusk or playing in the foam of Lake Michigan, but I don't need hundreds of each. For me, to be behind the lens is to fix an additional screen between the person and the experience.
I have held my camera at the wrong moments, mistaking the pageantry of my children's life for the moments I would hold dearest.
What would you save out of your burning house? A lot of people would say, 'their photo albums.' For people who are homeless, photos of family and friends are very rare, and all the more precious.
Can you persuade a teenager that one day he will be an adult who feels differently? Should you try? Can you capture the past in pixels? What exactly is lost when photos are never taken, or go up in smoke?
Here are 8 tips on keeping memories of grandparents alive for children who won't have the gift of years with them.
Sifting through the assortment of our juxtaposed selves, faces and features seemed interchangeable among the generations. How young. And, how shocking to now be older than most everyone I was looking at in the pictures.
It's never too early to start thinking about how to send your well-wishes over the holidays, and what better strategy than the funny family photo? ...
It all starts with the best of intentions.
