Play Library Giveaway- Epson PictureMate Dash
November 30, 2008 by Linette Gerlach
Filed under contests
The folks at Epson are giving away 2 Epson Picture Mate Dash’s, to two lucky winners here at Play Library.
It would make a wonderful gift for the teen or tween in your life. The Picture Mate has been the number one selling small format printer for the last 3 years. It’s easy to use features would be perfect for young photographers to learn on.
You child or teen will be able to print without logging in to a computer. From fixing red eye, and cropping, to borderless printing this little printer will bring great joy to whoever you give it to.
Photography is a wonderful hobby for kids, it helps build creativity, and imagination. Your child can take photos anywhere, on vacation, at the park, or in the back yard. Let them have fun with it.
Contest rules:
To enter the contest simply leave a comment on this post, tell us about one of your favorite childhood photos.
One comment entry per person.
The contest will run until midnight on December 7th.
While I hope the Epson Picture Mates will be delivered by Christmas, I make no promises that they will arrive before December 25th.
You may earn additional an additional entry by blogging about this contest. Please leave a separate comment with a link to the entry that mentions this contest.
Good luck!
Image via Epson
My favorite childhood photo is from my first birthday party. My parents put a slice of cake down in front of me and let me do what I wanted with it–so I pounded it until it was a bunch of crumbs! The smile on my face (with icing all over my mouth) showed how much fun I had! Thank you for the contest!
my favortie childhood picture was me and my two sisters in our bathing suits doing a diving pose
my favorite photo is my daughter with ice cream smeared all over her face and clothes!
My favourite photo from childhood was when I was six years old and holding my new baby sister for the first time at Christmas. My mom had come home from the hospital on Christmas day so we got a little sister as a present!
My favorite childhood photo is one of myself sitting on a little red metal tractor, wearing a straw hat!
My sister and I share a photo of us on door steps.
My favorite photo is my brother and I on our
new swing set.It is cute because we weren’t
looking at the camera but looking in the same direction.It brings back so many good memories
There’s one of me sweeping the floor-nothings changed
One of the most memorable photos I have seen of me was when I was 2 years old. I was hit by a car and in a body cast. The photo was of me in cast being pulled in a wagon. It has an imprint on my mind, even if the picture has disappeared over the years!
I have a lot of favorite childhood photos. Mostly they are pictures of me and my grandmother or grandfather since I loved them so much. This is a great giveaway and I really hope I win. Thanks.
My mom and dad took a lot of photos when I was little. Mom and I looked through a lot of them when my dad passed away and a pair of them stand out in my mind. I was in my stroller, and mom took a photo of me and dad, and dad took a photo of me and mom. It was in Spain when I was about a month old. Happier times.
My favorite picture is me sitting on santas lap its so old i know im showing my age here but i just love looking at how much santa has changed and my expression in the picture is funny its like what the heck im about 5 or 6 anyways i come from abig family so i was the 2 to last so there is not very many pictures of me
My favorite childhood picture is one that was taken on a fishing trip with my great uncle!
my favorite picture is my twin sisand I at church with my grandma!
One of my favorite childhood photos is that of my beloved cat in a sailor outfit.
such a useful printer, the picture quality looks great & a nice economical alternative to printing services which can get pretty costly.
My favorite is when my 7 year old was 6 months old. I have a cute picture of her on her belly with her head up & a santa hat on.
My favorite is when I was trying to hide behind my mother’s coat tails peaking out.