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I honestly think your layout is very well balanced, Belle! I'm looking and looking trying to find something to suggest but the only little bit I can think of is to reduce the size of everything but the photo and the hanging chain a bit and then tuck it all back in the corner as you have it now. But, it's really not necessary at all, it looks great as is. It might be that you've looked at it so long it doesn't look right to you, but I think it's really fine! Your photo is lovely and so are you and I like your journaling, it made me smile!
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@angleigh THIS is the one that I have. I actually bought another but returned it because the zoom was so bad. I spent a lot of time researching and bought it in May 2019 and have barely used it. And, somehow when I do, I'm not happy with the results and I've NEVER had that happen to me from the DSR>little point and shoots. I normally prefer to read manuals I can hold in my hand (good luck with that!) the book I bought is on my iPad but like you, I maybe opened it twice. I don't always do well with videos, but maybe I'll take your advice and look up some You Tube ones, thank you again for all the suggestions!
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@angleigh Thanks for the encouragement and tips, you make me want to try again. ? I do use the one "superior" setting or something like that but my photos just don't look great, I was so much better with the little point and shoot, I'm never happy with these. I did buy a digital book someone wrote about the camera, but haven't really gotten into it. So maybe I should spend more time trying to do that... Maybe I'm expecting it to be an "easy" point and shoot but it isn't. ? It's also REALLY hard to find the millions of settings included; sometimes I touch something and a line or something comes on the screen -- and then I can't get it off! Frustrating on all ends and I spent a lot of time and research deciding on this camera.... You've given me interest to try again, thank you! And, me too, rarely use the phone camera, it just doesn't appeal to me.
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I've been interested in photography since a child and took good photos with a small Kodak film camera, graduating to a Minolta DSR with changeable lenses I bought with my college graduation gift money. I loved it but it was heavy to carry around! Years later I was given a digital camera as a birthday gift and haven't looked back. When I bought a small Canon point and shoot I was delighted with its ability to easily go anyplace and it took wonderful photos. I replaced it with another which traveled to Australia and took awesome photos but a few years later it had a smudge on the lens so I upgraded to a "better" Sony - bigger and with lots of settings. Sadly I have not done well with it and unusually can't get used to it. I keep thinking I should buy another point and shoot but then know I'd never use the Sony again! I use my phone for photos when it's with me, but am not always happy with the results. But, like Hilary the pics are good enough for my scrapping, so I often do use them.
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MariJ commented on hmfaub's gallery image in Weekend Wildcard Challenge
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I visited this with my Mom, uncle who was a WWII vet and another soldier widow. My Mom had contributed to the building of it since my Dad had served and they all were anxious to see it. It was very impressive and your photos show it off well. I like the way you divided your page and how you used patriotic colors to scrap this.
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NLJuly27_Orange_Sunset at Iluka
MariJ commented on A-M's gallery image in Weekly Newsletter Challenge
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Good luck in your scrapping and for sure it's good to stay with the familiar as long as it works for you. ?
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Well, your original layout was lovely, but you can see how far your scrapping skills have advanced in this one. Imogen is beautiful and so sweet to see her as a baby. I really like how you blended in the photo as your background and created pieces of background behind the other. You used simple embellishments that help show off those beautiful eyes even more. I like how you kept the feel of your original page, yet made it even more lovely.
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