IPHONE PICTURES

I would have to say that this month has been my iPhone month! Taking Jessica Sprague's Motography Class opened up a whole new world for me regarding picture sharing and picture apps. I learned a lot about Instagram and love seeing photos that other Instagramers post especially the "artsy" ones. The hashtags also make it easier to find and figure out what other apps are out there. Here are some examples of pictures I have played with using Diptic, Phonto, Bokehful and others. I now take more pictures with my iPhone than any other camera and I love how easy it is to share them! Will keep trying to blog more of what I am doing with them! 

THE MANY FACES OF MEL!

So happy to sit down last night and scrap again. I haven't actually done a page in awhile... I read lots and study lots but sometimes just need to sit down and do it. I need to learn to quit working on every detail as well. This is for my Melodie! So happy that her and Kevin live in town now and that we can see them more!

I saw this template on my Jessica Sprague Digi in Deeper in Deeper class and decided to give it a try. It was fun to go back and look at new techniques. I used some of her ideas but made the page my own.
There's not as much journaling as I usually like but it was still fun. I made the brackets into stickers, the main picture into a graph and tried clustering again. The fun script font is CK Legacy.

I'm looking forward to another class being offered by Jessica Sprague called Motography being offered in November! It's another iPhone class that's supposed to "rock your camera phone!" Should be fun!

Here's my new layout:

Wedding through the Viewfinder

I love this look that I get from Instagram on my IPhone and haven't been able to find it online. Did find some actions that instagram-actions-by-dbox.atn has put together. In the meantime I am learning how to do some of it with this Jessica Sprague class that I'm taking,  Photo Editing: Frames and Special Effects.

This is one of my favourite pictures from Vanessa's wedding so decided to tweak it! I gave it a vintage look  , then added a "through the viewfinder" texture that I found on Flicker and then added the blending mode multiply. The word art is from Weeds and Wildflowers Everyday Life Kit.  Love how it turned out and I think Vanessa does as well...

Vintage Everett

Glad to be taking another scrapbooking class! This is Jessica Sprague's Photo Editing: Frame-ups and Special Effects. This is what I learned in the first few classes, finding it pretty basic but it's always good to go over the basics because there always seems to be something new to be learned. I usually use actions to create my vintage looks but it's good to know how they create them.

This is a picture I took of Everett in his backyard in Calgary having fun in the swimming pool. I just love the curls...which I think he gets from our Granger side.