You made great use of text in this presentation. The placement made it a part of the pictures instead of something to detract from the pictures. The contrast of the older more experienced hands of your grandmother with the youthful inexperienced hands of your kids works well (although, I just kept thinking that I would take off my rings to make meatballs if I were you grandmother). The flow from start to finish worked well, and you picked a great selection of shots from your original collection. I like that you added a few shots even as you were paring down in order to round out this story so that we go from construction to consumption of these delicious meatballs. Molto bello!
The story of teaching how to make home made meatball is the best.Very easy to follow, the picture that stand out to me is the hands in the meat. it is great to keep tradition going. Thanks for sharing this meatball story abby.
I like how you did a family tradition, I love family traditions! But, I have to say my grandmother has the same exact ring as that one! Just thought I'd throw that out there. I hardly ever make homemade meatballs but this definitely made me wants some, especially homemade! Thanks for sharing and great job with the lesson on meatball making! Thea
You made great use of text in this presentation. The placement made it a part of the pictures instead of something to detract from the pictures. The contrast of the older more experienced hands of your grandmother with the youthful inexperienced hands of your kids works well (although, I just kept thinking that I would take off my rings to make meatballs if I were you grandmother). The flow from start to finish worked well, and you picked a great selection of shots from your original collection. I like that you added a few shots even as you were paring down in order to round out this story so that we go from construction to consumption of these delicious meatballs. Molto bello!
ReplyDeleteThe story of teaching how to make home made meatball is the best.Very easy to follow, the picture that stand out to me is the hands in the meat. it is great to keep tradition going. Thanks for sharing this meatball story abby.
ReplyDeleteI like how you did a family tradition, I love family traditions! But, I have to say my grandmother has the same exact ring as that one! Just thought I'd throw that out there. I hardly ever make homemade meatballs but this definitely made me wants some, especially homemade! Thanks for sharing and great job with the lesson on meatball making!
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