Annie Tobin

Minka, I love what you did with the vintage posters on New Zealand ... way to go! ;D

Beautifully presented Minka ... it is like looking at a Travel Agent's advertisement. Gorgeous colours ... well done my friend. ;D

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Well this sure took my eye Michele. Very well done and gorgeous colours, well done Hon, I love it. :D

Thanks Cristina, very much appreciated dear friend. :D

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This page is to pay tribute to the little Yellow Billed Kingfisher.  The roaming territory of this pretty little bird is Papua New Guinea and Cape York Australia.  Again I did my own thing with bits and pieces from here and there.  I have decided not to use shadows on masked photos ... just don't like it, :(  ... each to their own!  Font used for the title is Danish Crack.  Thanks for takin a peek.  ;D

Ann, I love your layout my friend, very nice and a cool panoramic photo. You have done it proud. ;)

Corrie, what a beautiful Kingfisher! Is he the one they call the Icebird? OMGosh ... those colours are truly amazing. I guess it is only true bird enthusiasts who can differentiate between the Icebird and the Azure Kingfisher ... they look identical to me, lol! Thanks for sharing my friend. ;)

Thanks so much Minka, always appreciated my friend. The page you have created 'Piano' is wonderful, simplicity that grabs ya, way to go my friend. Terrific sketch of Chopin which draws the attention.

Well you at least have 2 avenues to ease the troubles of the world from your shoulders and that is a good thing ... granted that the decision may be difficult, lol! My 2nd avenue is music, I am part of a music group where we have to post one song a day ... new or old, your choice. I could spend hours on either ... much preferable to housework! I have a small vegetable and herb garden which I spend a fair amount of time in during the winter months ... during summer it is early evening watering, watering and watering only! ;D

Sorry Lynda, I did not see your query. Sometimes I respond to a post and voila! ... it simply disappears. It happened 3 times in a row a couple of weeks ago after which I just gave up. Sometimes when it happens I will post again and then suddenly I have 2 posts of the same thing! Hats off to Carole in dealing with these issues.

 

I see you have discovered that this is the true colour of the Splendid Fairywren. I am saving photos from Australian Geographic to use in creating pages. I myself am amazed at the diversity of beautiful and colourful birds we have here. In fact, I am finding absolutely gorgeous coloured birds from all over the world! Of course they don't always fit with the theme etcetera but they are cool for the What Are You Working On forum. You don't need to go searching as you are a very handy photographer and a lot of your photography is exceptional. ;D

Another bird from Australia, the Azure Kingfisher.  He is a delightful little bird and a real fisherman.  The Azure Kingfisher is never far from water, preferring freshwater rivers and creeks as well as billabongs, lakes, swamps and dams, usually in shady overhanging vegetation. It is sometimes seen in parks on rivers, as well as duck or goldfish ponds in urban areas.  The Azure Kingfisher nests in a burrow dug out of a river bank.

 

This is a bitsa one my friends ... snatch from here, grab from there.  Font used for the title is A Bebedera.  Thanks for takin a peek.  ;D

Well it is the 1st of February for me here in Australia so I decided I could sneak in another post before the calendar officially turns over for the whole world.

 

This is another little bird that is endemic to Australia ... the Splendid Fairy-wren.  They live in arid to semi-arid areas, in mostly dense shrublands or woodlands of acacia, and mallee eucalypt with dense shrubs.  Like most of the fairy-wrens, Splendid Fairy-wrens eat mostly insects and forage on both the ground and in shrubs. They live in groups which forage together.

 

Apart from the sketch layout the rest of the work is my own.  Font used for the title is A Song for Jennifer.  Oops ... I lied, the poem (barely visible and in differing fonts at the top) is by laughing_soul.  Thanks for takin a peek my friends.  :)

Thanks Val, very kind of you my friend. I love your Clothespins page. I had to go back and have another look as I was too busy looking at a family of beautiful gals! The clothespins are very nicely executed Val, well done. ;D

A lovely job on both pages Libera, well done Hon ... and, a happy new year to you!  ;D

Hello Campus Friends.  This is my last post for January 2021.  All my work this time except for the art ... of course!  Font used for the title is Panic.  Thanks for takin a peek!  ;D

Thanks Lynda, very kind of you. Hugs......Annie T

Bonnie, Lynda, Anne, Minka and Corrie what lovely work you have all put into these pages. I confess to being ignorant of this challenge and I do find that I often ignore the right hand column of the forum page ... go figure! Perhaps it is a brain funk or something ... or an age thing, could be either with me. Anyway, lovely work my friends. ;D

Dear Corrie, a lovely wordart turtle. As you and Karon both said you could use it as a signature. I have a thing about teapots, the quirkier the better, lol! Have a lovely day/evening my friend. ;)

Thanks Lynda, much appreciated my friend. Yeah, I did change up the photo. It is a selfie I took yesterday so very up to date ... no point in trying to cheat time, it eventually catches up to us anyway. The huge glasses are new ... eyesight deteriorating and issues with my left eye. Simone (my daughter) and I had a laugh at the photo as I look cross eyed, lol! ;D

Thanks Karon, your compliments are always very much appreciated my friend. Our Avatars are who we want/need to be at any given time. If Karon wants to be one of her first digital scrapbook pages then that is who she should be. And, we all have a favourite don't we? I only changed mine up because I was posting a photo for Carole's 'Let's meet... with PSP' the Imaginary Virtual Zoom Call challenge. Only 8 of us have zoomed in so far including Carole! Link below if you are interested.

 

https://scrapbookcampus.com/Community/topic/lets-meet-with-psp/

 

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Val, you are a sweetie, thank you. I see you have put up a photo of YOURSELF ... it is true, you are not a dog, ;D It is lovely my friend ... a real person. ;D

Karon, beautiful work on both my friend. Congrats on completing Lab 11 Module 1 ... You Go Girl! ;D

Thanks Karon! Yeah ... we can't cheat time hence the updated photo, lol! ;)

This is another bird endemic to Southern Australia, the Rock Parrot.  Again I have used a Kate Pertiet blendable template with the odd change here and there.  Photos are from Australian Geographic.  Font used for the title is frail&bedazzled.  Thanks for takin a peek.  ;)