A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

Great layout, and marvelous treatment for these dramatic photos. You've made the dramatic colors and flower shapes really sing together.

Joyce, this is just fantastic! Love the variety in the photo frames and the title is perfect.

A stunning page Joyce. Great job!

Joyce, your photos are stunning. I love your layout. The arrangment of your photos is lovely.

 

In South Africa the Aloe is known as Red Hot Poker. There are very many different species of Kniphofia.They are indigenous to Africa.

Very interesting and so lovely! Your photos are beautiful and I love how you arranged them on a gorgeous background.

Love your photos Joyce it could be a NZ coastline with these flowers we know them as 'Red Hot Pokers' as well. We have quite a few South African plants here

Your LO is superb with so much to look at with all the little embellishments tucked around the photos

Fabulous photos and design! Your background, embellies and WA come together beautifully!

Amazing photos, and I love how you've arranged them. I especially like how they look with your background and embellishments. The whole page is a joy! My dh and I visited Pacific Grove, which we thought was absolutely beautiful, but the flowers weren't blooming when we were there. It's nice to see them!

Wonderful photos. I love this LO, great pics, love the different frames and all the details you've nicely layered.

Wonderful photos, and your placement of them is so pleasing. I like the way you made some of them into stamps. Love the ribbon running through the key.

As I told you the other day, this LO really caught my eye because of the coloring (even before I saw who the artist was!). It reminded me of my white & delft blue with red accent kitchen. You really captured some perfect shots of the ‘rockets’, getting the delicate shading of the deep, rich reds—something I have SUCH a hard time getting with my camera. And of course, my favorites are the ones where the red flowers are layered in front of the beautiful blue sky. But I also love all of the photos you used—which tell the story all on their own, even without words.