I am making heritage pages using a lot of newspaper clippings. On my first page a setting appeared that set the proper exposure for the newsprint. Now that I am on my second page, I can't find that setting in any of the drop down menus. How can I access this option?

Love this! A true portrait of his personality

I used one of Anna's scenic templates to blend in a typical photo of the Golden Gate Bridge in comparison with this summer's Covid and fire views.

Thanks, Diane, your idea worked! I duplicated the part of the photo that just had the tree tops and used the darker color blending mode. Then I took that section and pasted it over the photo, and it looks much better.

Wow, that is amazing! It may make me replace my PSElements with the full version of Photoshop. Thanks

That's what I was doing. I have since attached an example to my post

Hello, I am trying to replace dull, boring skies or backgrounds with something more interesting. If trees are involved, there's always gaps between the branches, leaves, pine needles, which remain the original color. Is there an easy way to eliminate those gaps without having to select each...

got it!

Absolutely stunning!

Another page for my son and daughter-in-law's Safari book. Lynne Anzelc Designs: background paper, grass, mask, strip; all from Safari kit. Joanne Brisebois: Postage stamp border Anna Aspnes: word art and grass

Bryce Canyon is my favorite. We took a great hike but missed Thor's hammer. Love your photos and layout.

lovely photos of the boys!

Frame and giraffe by ViVa Artistry and tree from Lynne Anzelc Designs. First time I used text on a path

Very Cool! And a great way to eliminate background images.

The puzzle is amazing. It is cool you documented the background actions.

Repitition captures this frightening encounter with a gorilla in Rwanda

Cover page for the safari chapter in my son's annual book. Paper and elements from ViVa Artistry. Word transfer from Anna Aspnes