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February Monthly Photo Challenge 3: Look In

Amy D

By Amy D

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Left side of a DPLO - Journaling: Take a look inside the oldest library in Ireland. Founded by Archbishop Narcissus March. Construction began in 1703 and the library was opened to the public in 1707. Housed here are book from Marsh’s personal collection (over 10,000 books) as well as manuscripts from Bishop Edward Stillingfleet, Dr. Elias Bouhereau, Bishop John Stearn as well as many other important documents.

I used Artsy Templates 23 by Miss Fish, Read A Good Book by TMD, Shadow Styles by SNU, Dirty Paper and Rustic Styles by LAS, Art Crush by ABR. Font is IM FELL DW Pica

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englishrose

Gorgeous LO! Owning 10,000 books back then was a real feat. Fascinated why anyone would call a child Narcissus seeing as the mythical person of that name famously fell in love with his own reflection!

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MariJ

SO interesting, I enjoyed your journaling and looking through your page.  Your photos are great and I really like your photo treatment/sketch on the larger one.  

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Belle

You have the most interesting photos. I love the large photo. Lovely effect on the top photo. Beautiful photo.  

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Celestine

So interesting! I like your blended photo effect and also the way you used script paper and layered lined paper on top for the journaling box. It really lends to "words." 

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Amy D
7 hours ago, englishrose said:

Gorgeous LO! Owning 10,000 books back then was a real feat. Fascinated why anyone would call a child Narcissus seeing as the mythical person of that name famously fell in love with his own reflection!

I thought so too, IDK but I think it was in reference to the flower - aka: daffodil

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ladyscrapalot

Love the large photo blended into the script paper, exquisite!  I enjoyed reading your journaling and wow, 10,000 books! The book plate with year date is a great touch. Great layout

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