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  • #76958
    Mary Solaas
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      Cindy: Interesting way to fill in the top picture if you do not have a picture to use. Love it.

      #76960
      James Durrant
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        I chose the Tour-De-Yorkshire cycle race as the colour swatches in the template reminded me of all the different colours of the riders shirts.

        #76962
        Sharla
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          My Quick Page 4 uses some photos of geese taken locally. I slightly altered the background colours just to prove to myself that I could do it again.

          #76965
          James Durrant
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            My QP3 is of Portmeirion Village in North Wales designed and built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 & 1975 in the style of an Italian village. The TV series The Prisoner was filmed here 1966 – 1967

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            #76973
            Marie-Claire
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              so nice to learn from each other, and to gain inspiration !!
              I made this from QP 3 and 4 and the QP extras.

              For QP3 extra, I used the color changer again to adjust the dark blue, red and yellow a bit.
              With QP 4 extra, I used the adjustment layer hue/saturation/lightness, to add some color I placed a pink flower above the flower, and clicked again with the color changer with pink in the green heart

              #76976
              Jnet Allard
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                Great all that added up, well done all!

                My PQ 5 – I colored the label and the right paper using the lasso

                 

                 

                #76980
                Linda J Walker
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                  Day 4, more spring flowers! I fiddled with Hue & Saturation to adjust the page to my photos. Or maybe I tried too. I decided not to add a title.

                  #76981
                  cindy harris
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                    HI ALL,    Mary S, thank you

                    I copied the freebee and then used the earasser and delted all the rest of the hanging pics, I couldnt find a picture big

                    enough to fill the space is why.      I will be a diamond soon  I bought the 2022 PSp

                    #76983
                    James Durrant
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                      These 30 metre high sculptures are my QP4

                      The Kelpies are located at the Helix Park, Falkirk, Scotland. They are the largest equine sculpturesin the world. They can surprise you when driving along the M9 motorwayas the are close by and are lit by colour changing lighting on a night.

                      Createdby artist Andy Scott they are modelled on two Clydesdale horses called Duke and Baron.

                      #76985
                      Ann Seeber
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                        QP5 – IT’S AN INVASION! Canada geese have invaded my yard! They are the largest bird here in the northeast, even bigger than Bald Eagles or Turkey Vultures. They ordinarily live on the big lawn next door but have recently decided they like my feeders. Ugh, their droppings are the problem.  I usually get 2-3 goose visitors but today I had nine!

                        #76987
                        Ann Seeber
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                          QP-5-EXTRA: THE USUAL CREW It wasn’t really bright for photos today, but I was motivated! The raven was a surprise!

                          #76994
                          Marie-Claire
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                            QP5 and 5 extra
                            New graffiti nearby my home

                            #76997
                            Nancy McNamara
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                              QP-5   A few years ago we had a spring visitor to the yard…thought this would be fun pictures to revisit!

                              #77000
                              Sue Thomas
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                                A couple of shots from this morning’s photo opp. I have 3 pairs, and 3 juvenile males.  At the moment they are eating me out of house and home, with oranges.  The Robins, get Blueberries, apples and grapes, which I ration, and not forgetting the ground squirrels they  get carrots, an anything the  birds drop.  They eat better than I do. 🙂  But they are worth it, as they are ever so entertaining to observe. I’m going to give a tip and info. I  noticed that some have used the adjustment layers, to change colours.  Adjustment layers work very much like masks, and I use them a lot. They are best used either on a whole page, which doesn’t have any checker board, (blank spaces) or  using the selection tool, to  edit a specific area. To enable you to go back at a later date to edit, just like a mask, when saved as a PSP. When used on a page which has  checker boards, you have to merge down afterwards, otherwise any images below will also be effected by the  adjustment layer.  Which sort of defeats the object of using   the adjustment layer, as you won’t be able to go back and edit it. In order to save a few steps and time, try the  HSL  under adjust, on the top tool bar, as that tool will not effect any layer below.  If at a later date you want to change the colours of say a QP, you can always use your duplicate image.

                                #77002
                                cindy harris
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                                  Thank you  I got the forward email with the Quick page 5, how come your having to do that I wonder?  Grateful working on it now 🙂

                                   

                                  #77005
                                  cindy harris
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                                    Hi Back,

                                    I can do a !QP 🙂

                                    #77007
                                    matsugirl
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                                      Flower beds–2018.  Pretty soon, flowers will once again be in all their glory here.

                                      #77009
                                      Nancy McNamara
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                                        I decided to repost QP-5, it has been bugging me ever since I noticed that I didn’t use uppercase S for the word Spring….. (Much better)

                                        #77012
                                        Susan Ewart
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                                          Here are my pages.  One from my color course (#4 or 6 courses) showing a radial palette moving out from White in the Centre, if you could see the white hex as i put my 3D cube ontop for the photo.  Color is 3-dimensional.  Can anyone guess what would be on the corner of the cube not shown.  Bonus points if you know what’s inside the cube, if you were to peel off the 6 faces of the cube(think: desaturated).  In the last course our cubes were 6x6x6 (this one is 4x4x4).  So many luscious hues.  the hexagons are a 2D representation of 3 sides of the 3 dimensional cube.  I love color more than any one should I think.

                                          the second layout is from my nieces wedding in 2017.  It was a rustic outdoor Wedding and this background suited the decor.

                                          Ann, I love your invasion.  Tonight as we were leaving work there were two geese, each on a separate roof of the two warehouses across from us.  they were having quite a conversation back and forth.  A co-worker and I watched it for 10 minutes, pretending to make up the words they could be saying.

                                          #77014
                                          Anonymous
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                                            here is my QP5-May

                                            #77018
                                            Sharla
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                                              My QP 5 features peonies that are now appearing in my garden

                                              #77020
                                              Sue Thomas
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                                                #77021
                                                Susan Ewart
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                                                  Oh Sue, how sweet.  I love the look on the one with the carrot.  They are stunning with the stripes.  Question about putting out oranges (I just bought some, never thought about the birds would like them).  Do I just slice them and put in in the open feeder or on a dish or on the ground?  Adding in the mask gives a really nice balance to the layout.  I agree, they give us such pleasure to watch.

                                                  Ann, what do you do with your oranges? I feed seed (from Wild Birds Unlimited) and right now dried mealworms (yuk).  the crow and magpies are eating it up right now.  Oh, and unsalted peanuts (raw, blanched) as a treat, they don’t seem to like the peanuts in the bird seed blend I have.

                                                  #77023
                                                  Ann Seeber
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                                                    Susan, I bought an inexpensive (less than $20) orange and jelly feeder from Amazon. It really contains the jelly mess and gives them a place to perch. You can see it in these photos. The Amazon photo’s birds are too small. In reality, those birds are twice that size at that feeder.

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                                                    #77027
                                                    Ann Seeber
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                                                      Sue Thomas: That layout looks great! That heading and the extra photo add a lot to a QP that, initially, I didn’t really like very much. Please, tell me how you achieved that heading design. It looks vaguely familiar, but I can’t find it anywhere on how to make it.

                                                      #77028
                                                      Susan Ewart
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                                                        Thank you Ann, I will check out Amazon today.  And I’m packing my bags and moving in with you!(kidding of course, I snore something fierce!). You have the best guests.

                                                        #77029
                                                        Sue Thomas
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                                                          Susan,  I have Oriole feeders,  but I don’t use them, I have  hooks screwed into  tree trunks dotted all over the place, where I  pierce  half an orange on.  You can also put orange halves in  bird trays.  Where ever you put them, the birds and insects will come.  Many other  bird species also enjoy  oranges,  and tuck into them as they are passing through,  also butterflies, bees and other pollinators.  They are a great substitute until flowers come into  bloom.  Personally I steer clear of  feeding  jelly,  as there are invariable some  artificial ingredients in them.   I will boil  old berries from the freezer, to put out, the pith and seeds, they devour the lot, and it’s all natural.

                                                          Ann, thank you. I used a font monogram called Chuline, which I edited, after converting it to a raster.  I created the extended lines using the pen tool,  to accommodate the text, before creating an orange  glitter, to colour it, inner bevel.  I didn’t use a drop shadow as the inner bevel was sufficient.  I don’t think there is a tut anywhere, not that I can think of anyway.

                                                          #77030
                                                          Sue Thomas
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                                                            Susan, I didn’t use a mask this time, I used the selection tool, and feather on the photo, copied and paste into the QP.

                                                            #77032
                                                            Linda J Walker
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                                                              Day 5–I worked on this last night, but didn’t take time to upload it.

                                                              I have several oriels too! They have only been around here for the past 2 years.  Oranges are a treat, they mostly get grapy jelly. I have found my goldfinch also enjoy the jelly. I have to bring the feeder in at night–I am certain my racoons would love the jelly and tear the feeder apart.

                                                               

                                                              #77034
                                                              Susan Ewart
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                                                                Thank you Sue, I will try that technique.  And about the feeding information.  Soon I can put my bird baths out (3) and I was surprised to see the bumble bees going for drinks.  I am loving all the birds and animals (pets included!) I see from everyone’s posts.  Hopefully I get to my pages today after I do some “adulting” (read: housework).

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