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By Susan Ewart · Posted
Yikes, I bet it was tedious and eye straining, especially around Brambles (dog on the right?) face, so many little hairs. -
By Sue Thomas · Posted
My daughter sent me a photo of her three girls. Tot in the middle is the mother of the other two. Smudge and Bramble is the wire haired one. They are Parsons terriers. I started the extraction last night, after watching the advanced extraction masterclass in the campus. It is an older video, but most helpful. It was a tedious, eye staining task. Yet, althouogh it's not perfect, I'm happy with the end result. I've sent it to my daughter, which she will get tomorrow morning. I given her a choice of background colours. Here is one one them. -
I’ve got quite a collection of photos from the garden and local walks and have started to use some of them in layouts. My first one is ‘Wild Garlic Flowers’. I used the grid technique from the Masterclass ‘Scrap in Grid’ and a simple white background. -
Week 18 We have bluebells everywhere. Spring has definitely sprung! I didn’t plan on photographing the insect – I was happily snapping away at bluebells but the little fella was so charming I had to choose this photo.
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What an absolutely delightful little bird! It really is quite lovely that we get to see them when they visit garden feeders.
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