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I love taking photos of everything, but one thing in particular that is hard to capture in real time is fireworks. Where you are sitting has a lot to do with it, so do a few other factors. These four tips will definitely help you out this weekend at Sparks in the Park.

Holiday parties are times when everyone comes together and has fun, which makes it a great time to get pics of people with their happy face on but sometimes it is difficult to get everyone together to take a group photo. Either someone is totally unruly, someone isn't there yet or people start leaving. Help is here because I have the exact, best time to take a picture to get everyone in it. Read M

Some folks just don't know how to park their vehicles or just don't care enough about others to try. That's why I am really enjoying this new Facebook Community Page. If the cops, or fire marshal don't get you, they might. So, cut out all of your pimp parkin' and straighten it up!

Here are some of my favorite photos from my week of photo taking and receiving:

Here is my favorite pic from my photo library. I took it during the Four States Fair in Texarkana this year.  

You've all sent us tons of photos, more than you've ever entered before. You've made us smile, laugh and exude more than a few "awwws." And you've voted, submitting nearly 2,000 votes! So who won the Family Fun Photo Contest? The results are finally in!

There is a new photo app available on Facebook that pixelates photos that may be questionable like ones that you probably shouldn't post anyway. You can decide which friends see the photos.

I found these photos in a forgotten file on my computer and just had to share! It is so much fun to go through these pics.

Where do you think the best Christmas light display is in Texarkana? Submit your photos so we can all enjoy the lights of the holidays. Many lights are still going up throughout the Texarkana area. Have you seen a really cool light display? Let us know where it is or send in your photos.

Do you remember when we did not have digital cameras? Remember how you had to buy a roll of film, carefully load it into the back of the camera so you didn't screw it up, and then be choosey about selecting which photos you took because you didn't want to waste your film?