Amo fografia! Todos sabem disso. Tenho uma tia muito querida que detesta tirar fotos. Conseguimos com muito custo tirar uma foto sem que ela percebesse e nao podia deixar de eterniza-la, ja que ficou tao linda e natural. Entao fiz um quadrode presente de aniversario. O resultado esta em baixo.As fotos estao meio ruins, mas acho que da pra ver direitinho. Gostaram?Beijinhos Eu amo reciclar, reutilizar e reaproveitar coisas. Ha um tempo atras fiz um albinho reutilizando os antigos de laboratorio, aqueles com capinha de papelao e plasticos dentro para colocar as fotografias reveladas que usava-mos antigamente. A ideia foi da Tininha e voce pode encontrar o PAP aqui.A capa ficou assim.E por dentroE a contracapaEspero que gostem!Feliz dia das maes para quem ja e mae!!Beijos Gente, passa la nesse blog. Ta super fofo! E tem sorteio de coisas lindas. Segue o link: http://magicscrapatelier.blogspot.com/2010/12/nosso-primeiro-sorteio.html)beijos... Traveling To Maceio - Alagoas: BrazilPhotos: Amandy Gibbons/Ester Citti and Anahi GibbonsWelcome to Maceio"Maceio is a modern city set on some truly beautiful beachfront. Though not well-known to international tourists at least not yet Brazilians have rediscovered Maceio as a vacation getaway, and the past few years have seen a boom in domestic tourism. The city has a small but buzzing dining and drinking scene, a new bike-share system, and friendly, laid-back streets that close to traffic for street parties on Sundays; its also the gateway to wonderfully idyllic shorelines to the north and south. On the citys beaches, vivid, emerald-hued water laps the powdery sands that are lined with palms and brightly painted jangadas (traditional sailboats). By night, locals follow the meandering beachfront path as it weaves past thatched-roof restaurants and palm-shaded football pitches. Maceios sights are relatively few, leaving you plenty of time to catch some rays and soak up the relaxed atmosphere."Read more: http://www.lonelyplanet.com/brazil/the-northeast/maceio/introduction#ixzz4A4dlSoim Where to Stay?We stayed in Lagoa da Anta at Ritz HotelThis hotel is a good option, but it is a little far from supermarkets restaurants and so on, if you intend to walk you are going to spend around 20 to 30 minutes to find restaurants bars markets and so on. So if you are really staying there I would recomend you to rent a car...Another point is the beach where the sea is agitated good for the ones who surf but not so good for the ones who just want to swim or for kids. You can find more at: http://traveltips.usatoday.com/tourism-maceio-brazil-57704.html"AccommodationsThe most luxurious hotels in Maceio are situated near the beaches of Ponta Verde, Lagoa da Anta and Jatiuca. One of the best rated, Ritz Lagoa da Anta (ritzlagoadaanta.com) is a modern resort opposite the beach with plenty to occupy the family within the hotel, including three swimming pools, a mini golf course, volleyball courts and a kids center. For relaxation, the spa offers massage treatments, Ayurvedic therapies and Balinese ofuro baths carved out of volcanic rock. Travelers on restricted budgets will find cheaper options around Pajucara, such as Dover Hotel (dover-hotel.com.br), where you can reduce costs further by sharing a quadruple room. Despite simple furnishings, all rooms come with