Love the lighting and the flower was beautiful and you made it even more magical. Wonderful use of color.

A wonderful design. Love it, so earthy.

Beautiful! Love that window and you make even more of the fresh air come inside with all the flowers.

Great design. Seems so clean. ;)

Love your page design and the baseball is perfect. And the feet make me smile. ;)

What a cutie and I love the stacked photos with the fence elements.

So pretty and soft. Love the yellow with the gray, and the bee.

Stunning! What can I say? So girly, so sweet.

Love your photo, so detailed, and how you've blended it into the paper and woven the threadz through the petals..

The camera couldn't see the off-the-charts red we could so easily see, so I used bracketing to get what I needed. Twenty minutes after sunrise, the sun was still a vivid red ball. And then again on Monday as we drove home it was red again. Likely from the big fire at Sylvan Lake, 150 miles away.

Love her expression. Is she going to start laughing any second? And that blanket stitch is a wonderful design element.

Coneflowers, stacked rocks, and Oz. A lovely colorful page.

Thanks, Diane. More than an hour for a page like this, Maybe an hour searching for a bird other than the robin to put above the text block, then eventually giving up and "fixing" the one in the template. LOL I also messed with the colors endlessly.

Oh, wow! It's about sixty years ago, but I vaguely remember that building from my younger days. It made an impression on me at the time and I love your page. Beautiful work!

So true.

The young coots had grown quite a bit and were smaller, light gray versions of their parents. We were there a lot longer than usual, as I wanted to study every cattail, every milkweed flower and every primrose until I felt a little guilty that I was letting the golden hour get away.

It was the first time I had ever seen a river otter, and at first I wasn't sure if that funny thing following a ways behind him in the water was his tail, but yes, it was. He wasn't far from us and swam towards us munching his way along not the least bit bothered by our presence.

6 1/2 yrs, so over 15,000 a year. How about 150 miles round trip for a haircut? This is Colorado and we can't think about distances the way I did when I lived in New Jersey or Philadelphia.

LOL I have a long lens, but I did get a bit of seaspray at one point.

A great photo for your two-page design.