You mentioned taking straighter pictures here -- Photoshop has a "straighten" tool that will help with that. I've been making a lot of use of it lately (even when I take a pic of a LO to post here). The tool is about halfway down the lefthand toolbar of the page. It looks like a photo with a half photo emerging from the bottom at an angle. Use it to draw your "straight" horizon line (by tracing along something that is a good marker for what is straight) and it will straighten the photo for you. Awesome! It's easiest to use it for a beach/ocean picture (you can trace right along the horizon where the ocean meets the sky), but there are many other uses too. P.S. This picture is very sweet! And I love the LO colors.
This layout is beautiful. When I saw your title I thought of the baby commercial that was singing that very song. It's very peaceful and it captured a beautiful family moment. AMAZING!
This photo is precious and the way you put it together - this LO absolutely does it justice. As for straight photos - way overrated. Heck, I take some of my straight ones and tip 'em in the cropping. I think it adds interest (that's my story and I'm sticking to it)! Fantastic LO.
Can you scan your layouts in instead of taking pics of them? I have no problem with your pics of your layouts. Scrapbookers tend to be perfectionists but the photo we see of your LO is not nearly as important as your wonderful finished product and I am sure that this looks awesome like the rest. You have become very good at this in a relatively short amount of time. Have fun with it!
Ohhhhh!!! just sooo beautiful!!! This page just grabbed me at the galleries!! what a precious photo and love the colours you put with it!! ....into my favs!!! oh, and I love the addition of the glitter on the flourishes!!
This is my husband and my daughter catching a nap this afternoon. I snapped it and thought it would be perfect for the Christmas song challenge, hence the title. I'm still working on taking straight pictures...anyone have tips for that? The lighting is a little off. The top is a deeper chocolate brown and the bottom is a light blue, although it looks almost white. I used glitter to enhance the already existing flourishes on the paper.
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