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    • I do the same,  grouping enables editing  as and when needed.  I often hide the promoted  layer, it depends on the  paper I  am using.  Also you can move those shadows around  the page.
    • It goes to show how much we love  those corner punches. I see you  used them to balance the page,  as did I. Having text on the top  right and bottom left, I  felt the  layout needed  that little something extra to balance it. Love the colours you used. The dark green on the background paper, in my view  draws the eye to the centre of the page, as it should, focusing on the photos. 
    • Oeps I see now that I used the same cornerpunch as Sue did, but I will keep it on my layout. Again I used a photo from Muir Woods National Monument; the atmosphere there is so serene! While I was visiting there were lots of people, but it was calm, almost everybody was quiet and in awe of the very tall redwoods. The backgroundpaper has a cellular texture and the paper above comes from my Build a Kit - Woodland walks. The dragon flies are brushes from a set by lileya that I have found somewhere a long time ago. The top paper is by Jessica Dunn with a blendmode to let it fit in with my colors. Fonts are Astrid and Bahnschrift Condensed.
    • Nice ideas and I'm looking forward to see more of what you do with it.
    • G = Gutting    (refers to removing the guts from a fish) Anyone who has done much fishing and don't filet their catch has done plenty of this. 
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