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Thanks Mic, in view of the overhead lighting I thought the extra brightness on top was appropriate … still got a lot to learn though! 😀
love this picture I found so I framed it.
out of interest I can never working the times it says something was posted the time here is actually 18.44 what is where you are.Trish that image is precious! I see why you wanted to feature it. I’m thoroughly impressed with your frame. It’s fantastic!
Thank you Sharon, it was a simple frame a lot of 2 and 5 px border layers on the original pict which was 800 x 540.
gold.2/pink.5/gold.2/pink.5/gold.2
then pink25 …. effects/reflection/kalid…( h.0/v.0/ra.45/sf.47/petals.4/orbit.0/rs.35/ edgemode-reflect.)add inner bevel to finish. Then repeat the first 5 layersI tried it again on a 3600 frame, it is on the scavanger page but ir wasnt as effective so made the border bigger to balance the frame and it wouldnt work as good, I think it was the inner bevel but the border was to wide for it. so the reflection was flat, which was fine, but not what I wanted. if you find a bevel that works let me know.
be nice to see your result if you use it.
here are the colours I used
I like how you say, “simple frame,” Trish. You put a lot of work into it and got a beautiful result.
~ Michele
Hello Scrapbook Campers. I downloaded this photo of a starfish from Unsplash. It is a terrific photo by Pedro Lastra. All of the elements on this page are from Pixel Scrappers … I just love their creations. Thanks for takin a peek.
Michele, Trish, Sharon, and Annie, lovely work! It is so nice to come here and see all these inspiring layouts.
Thank you, Cristina.
Great layout, Annie. Love the reflection effect. Pixel Scrappers is one of my favorite resources.
~ Michele
The theme last week for FB Paint Shop Themes was panoramas. Since that is what I’ve been doing all week, I thought I’d share one. On the most part I use a number of photos for panoramas but this one is actually created with one photo rather than a series. In the past I always used Panorama Maker (no longer available as far as I can find) but this week it’s all been PS Pro 2019 all the time. 😉
As I told you in the PSP Themes group, Lynda, I love it. The wolf is new; it looks really good.
~ Michele
Cristina and Michele, thanks my friends for your lovely comments on my work, always appreciated. <3
Hello again Scrapbook Campus Friends. I love this photo of Venice after a storm from Unsplash so I simply had to do something with it. All of the elements and papers used are from Pixel Scrappers. Thanks for takin a peek.
Great job, Annie. That’s an incredible pic you found. The reflection in the puddles is stunning and you displayed it beautifully.
~ Michele
Just looked over the last works Annie, Trish and Linda. Really cool layouts and works, harmonious colors in each one.
I had to laugh about the poacher getting the tomatoes and the layout is really interesting. Thanks for the precisions given concerning the framed picture. Panorama is something I would like to try too with PSP Till now I did it always with IrfanView, an easy way.I tried a painting on the wall, placed it in the July Tut/Tech Challenge, Carole put in last week.
Remember that you can use Image Composite Editor to create panorama. It is free. I had that program as a featured resource a while back. I tested it with a couple of photos I had taken (not at all in the intention of making a panorama) and it turned out quite good.
Thanks Carole, for remembering the Image Composite Editor. I did a download a few months ago and don’t know why I forgot it .
Lynda, I really love your panorama! That’s beautiful. I’ve never attempted a panorama. If I increase my skills a little I might attempt it sometime in the future.
Superfan Annie I adore your work too! You are so fast. I can’t keep up with you!!
I’ve been splitting my time between learning more and processing garden vegetables. I spent all day today making salsa that I’m going to force on anyone that comes through front door.
My PSP seems to be fighting me on some of the tutorials. Sometimes I can’t make the selections as shown in the tutes and changing my Brush Variance almost locks down the application. Just small glitches, but really annoying. Anyway, I’m still learning and that’s what counts. I still love the software!
my favourite place in england to visit, this took 3 pictures to get the whole view
made some mosaic papers just for fun, and a new gold for my collection using a grunge overlay
mosaics just for fun and created a new gold for my collection x
I seem to have trouble posting , I post and it tells me it is a dupliate entry even though its the first one I am posting, so I try again and then there is another duplicate entry.
Anyone else having that problem xx
todays birthday cake
Thanks Sharon for your lovely comment, much appreciated. Your celebrate today is very sweet, well done Hon. <3
I snagged this photo of a window from Unsplash … I have a thing about funky windows, lol! I used a Pixel Scrapper mask on the photo instead of framing it in any way. The background paper I created myself and then I used some watercolor brushes to put a layer under the photo. The alpha I created a while ago and the wire flowers I created today using the pen tool set at point to point, bezier curves … fast becoming one of my favourite ways to play in PSP. Thanks for takin a peek.
P.S. The flowers detract from the photo which I feel can be a mistake with digital scrap booking … but, perhaps I meant to do that as I was really pleased with the way they turned out! I may have to create another page for the photo…… 😉
I had to try the “pictures on the wall” perspective template. It looked like something fun to try.
Cassel’s example made me want to try it with my wedding photos (1984). I am glad I did. The pictures look so neat! 🙂
Thank you Cassel for this great find.
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