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5 hours ago, Corrie Kinkel said:

When you know where to look for something you want to do, it makes it so much easier and you will probably use it often! Maybe in the end you know how to do it by heart 😉

"Slip it in" is another of the first things I learnt when I joined the Campus. The tutorial is an older one, but can be found in the creative scrap. I use this technique  often. 

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3 hours ago, Cassel said:

I am really happy to read that the book, in itself, was useful even for someone who has access to the DIAMOND membership.

Believe it or not, I always doubt myself, wondering if what I do is useful. You made my day!

You have the best instincts, dont doubt yourself.  I'm always wondering how the heck you do what you do, it's awe inspiring.  I've learned a lot of new techniques from the book, that I never would have known about and knowing exactly where to find the tutorial is such a time (and stress) saver.

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12 minutes ago, Sue Thomas said:

"Slip it in" is another of the first things I learnt when I joined the Campus. The tutorial is an older one, but can be found in the creative scrap. I use this technique  often. 

It's always so cool when you do it and realize just how real it looks.  I love that.

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Week 52 

Background started out with a gradient, then I think I did the blinds, added noise, then line halftone horizontally.  I tried applying the blinds to the Vectors but it made it harder to read.  Played around with the opacity in the blinds settings and blend modes(outside the blinds setting), but still it seemed a bit harder to read, so I've left it the original red which seemed to fit the background well and did nothing to it in the end.  I used the Lifted Photo Script on the playing card.  

Two more to go and my deck is complete. What a ride it's been.  I've learned a lot and tried things I never would dreamed of.  What a pleasure to see into everyone's lives and enjoy their photography (and other photographers that were used - what a delight to see).  I find it amazing when I look in my "finished" folder and scroll through the weeks.  We've made quite a body of work.  The cool thing is we can hide the Vector layer and make them any kind of card we want.  

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52 weeks...

Thank you everyone who started and didn’t stop throughout the year.
Thank you to those of you who joined in for a while.
Thank you to those of you who came to look and encourage us on.
Thank you for all the kind comments.
Thank you to Carole for making it possible and to Suzy for the original suggestion.
Thank you


 

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2 hours ago, Sharla said:

52 weeks...

Thank you everyone who started and didn’t stop throughout the year.
Thank you to those of you who joined in for a while.
Thank you to those of you who came to look and encourage us on.
Thank you for all the kind comments.
Thank you to Carole for making it possible and to Suzy for the original suggestion.
Thank you


 

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Beautifully said Sharla.

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1 hour ago, Ann Seeber said:

WEEK 51-DEC 29-YOUNG BALD EAGLE ON ICE photo by Ed Frampton on The Hudson Valley in Pictures (Facebook) website.

P52-WEEK 51-DEC 29-YOUNG BALD EAGLE ON ICE BY ED FRAMPTON_600.jpg

He looks like he's an Olympic speed skater.  Great shot.

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Making it through 52 weeks is quite an achievement for anyone who managed it.

Whether you did or not, would there be interest in making another P52 for 2025 or would you rather have something different for that year?

Maybe you had enough of one year. Or maybe you are just starting to enjoy it and want more.

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