Apparently I'm not the only fan of Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries. I agree, her clothing is swoon-worthy. I'm not sure if I have a favorite era. I have family photos dating back to the 1870's, so I am a bit fickle and love the era that my heritage photo is from.

Photo is from 1947, my DH's great-grandfather is on the left, a family friend is on the right.

Thank you SO MUCH!!! :cloud9:

@Jeannette @Su_Sanne Thank you!

@Jeannette @Nonni F @*gina* Many thanks to you!

Thank you. Taken from my property, camera was just a few steps away in the house. :-)

Thank you, Susan. :)

Thank you. You are too kind. :beatingheart:

Thank you, Susan. :)

Yep, sorry. You would need to know that. I've got all of my layouts on one EHD, in a master scrapbook folder, with subfolders for the years I've scrapped them.

I am honored! Thank you SO MUCH!!! And yes, I'm tired of winter too. LOL.

Thank you SO MUCH!

I agree that the small photo is perfect here with your small elements. Resolution and small photo sizes are an issue with older photos. I do own Topaz Gigapixel AI and will often run my low resolution pics through it. Most of the time, I am pleased with the results.

I just love Elaine looking at Dick. Just precious and a wonderful artsy heritage page.

How sweet! Lovely clustering. BTW... I sometimes do scrap with the same heritage photo if I am dealing with a challenge, etc., and nothing else strikes me. However, for every scrapbook layout I create, I use keywords to identify what the photo is all about. I don't go into the detail to add...

A wonderful treasure! I like the clustering behind that photo.