Thank you to those who uploaded photos for last week’s Kiddley Photo Theme “We are Family”.

Pictured above is Ethan’s wonderful family portrait.

This week’s new theme is “Yummy“.

Encourage your kids to take photos with the theme in mind and then upload them to the Kiddley Flickr group.

Don’t forget to check out Phil’s Introducing your kids to digital photography for some tips and ideas.

Hello shiny, happy people – thank you to those who uploaded photos for last week’s Kiddley Photo Theme “Shiny”.

Pictured above is Becca’s fab photo of a reflective sticker.

This week’s new theme is “We are Family“.

Encourage your kids to take photos with the theme in mind and then upload them to the Kiddley Flickr group.

Don’t forget to check out Phil’s Introducing your kids to digital photography for some tips and ideas.

Once again, thank you to those who uploaded photos for last week’s Kiddley Photo Theme “My Favourite Things”.

Pictured above is Mari’s beautiful photo of some of her plastic animals; “I put a chair behind the camera (on tripod), plonked her box of animals on the table and left her to it.”.

This week’s new theme is “Shiny“.

Encourage your kids to take photos with the theme in mind and then upload them to the Kiddley Flickr group.

Don’t forget to check out Phil’s Introducing your kids to digital photography for some tips and ideas.

Once again, thank you to those who uploaded photos for last week’s Kiddley Photo Theme “Spooktacular!”.

Pictured above is James’ great snap of a couple of Halloween jack-o-lanterns.

This week’s new theme is “My Favourite Things”.

Encourage your kids to take photos with the theme in mind and then upload them to the Kiddley Flickr group.

Don’t forget to check out Phil’s Introducing your kids to digital photography for some tips and ideas.

Thank you to those who uploaded photos for last week’s Kiddley Photo Theme “Make like a tree and leave”.

Pictured above is Aiden’s favourite autumn trees (top) and a photo of a ginko tree by Ethan.

What with halloween a-coming this week’s theme is “Spooktacular!”.

Encourage your kids to take photos with the theme in mind and then upload them to the Kiddley Flickr group.

Don’t forget to check out Phil’s Introducing your kids to digital photography for some tips and ideas.

Thank you to those who uploaded photos for the Kiddley Photo Theme for this week. Pictured above is 6 year old Princess’ muddy photos.

This week’s theme is “Make Like a Tree and Leave”!

Encourage your kids to take photos with the theme in mind and then upload them to the Kiddley Flickr group.

Thank you to those who uploaded photos for our first Kiddley Photo Theme!…

Pictured above is Annabel’s hulahoop photo which sparkles – nice colours, lines and composition.

You may notice that contributions were a little thin on the ground for our first week, but that never stopped us before! So without further ado, our theme for this week is “Dirt ‘n’ Mud”

Encourage your kids to take photos with the theme in mind and then upload them to the Kiddley Flickr group.

Check out Phil’s Introducing your kids to digital photography for some tips and ideas.

With an enormous hat tip to Photo Friday, this week we are beginning a new group project for kids. At the beginning of each weekend we will announce a new theme which becomes you child’s photo assignment for the week. Encourage theme to take photos with the theme in mind and then upload them to the Kiddley Flickr group.

This week’s theme is “Circles”.
Jack’s muddy bike wheel (above) is a great example.

Check out Phil’s Introducing your child to digital photography for some tips and ideas.

We are looking forward to seeing your contributions!

Did you know that Kiddley has a Flickr group? Phil started it up last week after publishing his tips on “Introducing your kids to digital photography” and encouraged people to share photos their kids had taken. We had some great contributions linked to that article.

But we also really love is that others are starting to use the group to share their own projects:

Annagone posted images of the sponge family that she and her little cousin made together. And just_anj put up a photo and instructions on how to make your very own shape sorter for a toddler:

So please feel free to join the group, post some photos your kids have taken, share a project or start a discussion.