I took the picture of the moon and overlayed the man in the moon, or elf--playing a pipe and sending the stars into the sky at night. Kind of like the Pied Piper but with stars instead of children. :)

Yes, it's fun! And thanks! :)

It was fun! I hadn't used that tool before. It's good to experiment. I usually use color balance and hue saturation to change colors. But that was fun! Thanks for the tut and freebie. Love your Lucky Me too. :)

Happy St. Patrick's Day fun! Used Karen Schulz's replacement color technique and Lucky Me to create this.

My grandson just turned 10 mos old and when my granddaughter was about that age, I put her a flowered box in fur, so we decided to do that again only for my grandson this time. But my sweet granddaughter wanted to get in too and be with her brother. So the pictures turned out really cute and...

Oh, wow, thanks so much, Vicki! :)

Thanks so much! It's so much to do white space. It really makes the subject stand out!

Thanks so much!! :)

A rose in the garden. I had to cut a volunteer youpon holly way back yesterday to expose this beautiful rosebush as it had been lost underneath it. Though the rosebush wasn't giving up and even buried under branches, it was blooming like crazy.

This was fun. I have a lot of Joyful Heart Designs colors, but haven't really used them too much. So this was great! I loved Foxey Squirrels elements that added to the layout in such a cool way.

You never know what you'll find at the ocean. Oscraps Collab Challenge

Thanks! It's so serene.

This was an injured bald eagle being taken care of at the Houston Zoo. The eagle was nearly ready to fly off and return to the wild. Love using white space. I rarely do it but it looks so neat when I do!

Thanks! We finally got him to smile bigger, but I loved this one with his little hand. :)

Thanks! :)

Baby in a dark chocolate brown fur

My grandson, just took his photos with dark chocolate fur, light and dark photo, on the diagonal, light leaks.

Thanks, Vicky! It makes me realize how important white space can be!

Thanks! Yes, they can rule over anything! :)