c'est magnifique! This is brilliant--fantastic photo!

Holliewood's What's Old kit: photo frame, pp (2 layered together) Miss Mint's Painted Season kit: swirl (recolored) Shabby Princess' Promise collection: butterfly (recolored) Font: Jenkins v2.0

Holliewood's What's Old kit: photo frame, pp (2 layered together) Miss Mint's Painted Season kit: swirl (recolored) Shabby Princess' Promise collection: butterfly (recolored) Font: Jenkins v2.0

Very different & visually interesting. I love it!

Yet another jaw-dropper for me on this challenge. You've layered everything beautifully and I really did wonder if that tear was on the original photo or if you used a digital element. Beautifully done!

Your use of negative space on this is perfect. Wonderful clustering and use of the linear to make it have that modern twist. Still eclectic; clean lines. Nice job!

I saw your layout on the blog as a featured one for this challenge and my jaw hit the floor. I love the blending, your choice to use the blue and how you layered the photo in. It's brilliant!

I love your clustering of the elements around the photograph; lovely work on this!

I NEVER would have thought to do a digital heritage page like this. Absolutely stunning and a new form of an old keepsake. I hope it gets kept for generations to come.

It really looks like it fell out of a traditional heritage album. Just beautiful!

This is a late-1950s photo of my grandfather, scanned in greyscale and converted digitally to soft sepia. The journaling reads: "When you came from Argentina to Canada as a war veteran, your South American style and flair with the ladies remained, even when you were older and I knew you as...