SHCG - Super paper choices, the background & photo corners complement your pics nicely & look "museum-y". I can relate to your being at a loss on how to embellish here but I think your clean lines work well for the subject. I like Brenda's suggestion of putting the cogs in the upper left but I also like Ammara's suggestion of putting square embellies there too. Overall, I'm liking your classic, non-fussy approach on this page!
SHCG: I'm not sure if this needs much embellishment because the pictures are quite busy and the pretty designs under the title act as an embellishments as well. If you had some more square shaped embellies you could maybe add those at the top.
SHCG: I don't think you really need to add much embellishment; you have enough pictures that embellies might actually take away from them. Another vote for moving the photo corner on the elephant to the lower left. :) Great page, nice and simple, and way to get LO's done with older photos!
shcg - I like how this and the other page work together for the spread with the common backgrounds/colors. The inclusion of the logo with the black mats. I agree with Bren re: the cogs and the photo corner.
SHCG: I like the wood grain and the minimal embellishment overall. I can see the cogs you used from the other page mirrored in the upper left of this lo to create balance to the spread. Other than that, I'd like to see the photo corner, on that bottom elephant photo, moved to its bottom left corner. This suggests the entire page is framed. I like the textures in the photo corners and the swivel as a little bit of hardware. The trip to the Smithsonian must have been fascinating and overwhelming.
SHCG - Chell, I have the same problem when we go somewhere and I take a ton of pictures - the zoo, a museum, anywhere like that - no idea how to embellish them. I think you did a great job letting the pictures speak for themselves. I like how the background paper has a dino kind of feel to it.
SHCG- I really like this layout. The pictures are absolutely awesome (especially the dinosaur). The black and white matting ties into the museum logo. The photo corners and the background paper have a very cool museum-esqu vibe to them.
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