Creating process:
1. I started with a solid paper.
2. I put the book and I added a Drop Shadow... layer style to it.
3. I chose the photo and I duplicated it. I trnasformed the second layer to Black and White.
4. I placed the frame and I cut the colored photo layer to it.
5. I put some transfers...
Creating process:
1. I started with a solid paper as the foundation of my page.
2. I chose the first photo. I put some photoblendz overlays under the photo and created a group of them, then I cropped the photo to the group. I converted the fotoblendz group and the photo layer to a smart object...
Creating process:
1. I started with a solid paper as the foundation of my page.
2. I placed a FotoBlendz and clipped my first photo to it. I duplicated the photo layer, and used the Select/Subject tool to select the flower, then I applied a layer mask. Then I applied a DropShadow layer style...
My son turned 17 at the start of May and my younger sister took a photo of us.
creating process:
1. I started with a solid paper (as usual).
2. I placed some FotoBlendz masks and created a group from them.
3. I clipped our photo to the group.
4. I placed some transfers and overlays behind the...
Well... while I created this page I had absolutely no idea what I would do. I had only feelings of spring, the several greens of spring, the blooming flowers and the rebirth (both of nature and me). So I have a little problem with the writing of creating process... :) I just added the...
Creating process:
1. I started with a solid paper as the foundation of my page.
2. I chose a photo, then I placed 2 FotoBlendz overlays, created a Group from them and clipped the photo to the group.
3. I duplicated the photo layer, and on the upper layer I applied Filter/Stylize/GlowingEdges...
Creating process:
1. I started with a solid paper.
2. I found that rainy photos fit well to this paper, so I chose 2 of my photos I took that day. I added Stroke layer style to these layers and then I rasterized the layer styles. After that I added Drop shadow layer styles to the photo layers...