It's like a walk through the woods. I love all the details!

Nice use of the yellow, and I love how everything frames the adorable portrait.

So alive with the vibrancy of Autumnal colors! Title is cool!

Beautiful! Cranes in October! We were traveling recently and a couple of Sand Hill Cranes were spotted in the Chesapeake Bay area. Not by us though.

Pretty! Love the greens!

Hot dog hot rods! I love that woody at bottom left. I think the portrait works really well here, especially in the filigree frame...kind of like a cameo.

Great use of the map, and I like how it works with the stripes in the frame.

Beautiful relationship between the photos, and I love the background!

I like the sailboat-like frames. Very nautical!

I'm embarking on two new travel albums and this is a page from the first one—our Adirondack Mountains trip in September—that deals with my evolving relationship with taxidermy. I selected Artsy Paper #2 as a good fit for my blending goals—later on I would lighten the background by duplicating...

Of course hauling along the beach debris was the right thing to do! Love the story. I've been MIA for weeks so have missed a lot...hope the medical adventures were routine and all is well. Always fun to have a look into your life!

I like how the wider background border works with the portraits--maybe because it sharpens the focus? Perfect cluster.

The photo of Main Street is such a great anchor to the page. I'm enjoying your detail work here.

I beautiful flight into your imagination!

These templates are my favorites, too. You made such good use of this one!

Love how you incorporated the bicycle into the design. The colors are popping! Masterful work.

I had two photos I wanted to use for this layout, and I also wanted an easy/quick design that was as spacious as the Richard Serra sculpture installation my grandson was experiencing during his first museum visit. My solution was to cobble together a single-page layout using both of the...

Thanks, Myla!

It's funny, right? The parents now send me pictures of Elliott when he strikes a "Winston pose"!

It's those arms!