Good morning, well the week fair trips along at a merry old pace and before I know it I'll be facing the task of my 'Rocking' post tomorrow, but today I'm continuing to share layouts in order to empty the blog folder.
First up me, said 15 year old, niece and sister at Harewood House earlier in the year, we were having a wander in the gardens and this was the long walk back up!
Then me and said 15 year old at Chatsworth for their Lumiere evening, we had a great night, it's a shame they aren't doing it again this year as it was a lot of fun and we got some great photos!
This was Christmas Day last year, hubby sorting out the turkey and said 15 year old dressed in his Minion all in one checking things out on the computer, as we always have a lot of family over in the afternoon the day is always a busy one but I enjoy each element in its own right. This quiet time after presents, prepping food time with hubby and son is utter bliss!
My favourite sculpture at Chatsworth last year for their Beyond Limits exhibition the 'hive' was bronze cast and looked amazing against the different coloured grass!
One of my favourite sculptures at Yorkshire Sculpture Park and it always looks different depending on the time of year due to the tree cover.
And that's your lot for today, you'll be pleased to know the folder is emptying - unfortunately I don't appear to be refilling at quite the same pace!
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Thursday, 17 September 2015
Wednesday, 21 January 2015
COUNTERFEIT CHALLENGE LAYOUTS 16 17 AND 18
Good morning, well I find myself faced with a snow day - yay - which means I can pop a post together now I've finally managed to photograph some more of my counterfeit kit layouts.
The photos on these were quite poor if I'm honest, so it made a lot of sense to trim them to a more sensible size and try and centre the images, it also meant I got more on my layout so win win. I've really enjoyed playing with pink in my layouts this month - strange isn't it sometimes when you use something that you wouldn't normally!
The photo was taken at Chatsworth Country Fayre last year of a Spitfire and Hurricane (I think) that were putting on an air display at the time.
Next up one of the amazing sculpture at Beyond Limits last year. I tried to use grey to blend in with the sculpture colour itself (and look more pink).
Finally a photo taken at Luminere last year, one of the few 'well lit' parts of the walk around that evening. Unbeknownst to hubby at the time of taking this photo, he had managed to gain a travelling companion in the form of a spider on top of his hoody, when he came down from the banking I saw it's silhouette. Now I'm not a fan of spider whatsoever, but couldn't cope with the idea of it there - so I was braved and swooped in and knocked it off, hubby didn't know what was happening - I thought that although the photo was quite poor the story was worth documenting. One of the blessing of scrapbooking, it's the little things you remember as well.
So have I exhausted my kit this month - don't be silly still plenty to share later!
The photos on these were quite poor if I'm honest, so it made a lot of sense to trim them to a more sensible size and try and centre the images, it also meant I got more on my layout so win win. I've really enjoyed playing with pink in my layouts this month - strange isn't it sometimes when you use something that you wouldn't normally!
The photo was taken at Chatsworth Country Fayre last year of a Spitfire and Hurricane (I think) that were putting on an air display at the time.
Next up one of the amazing sculpture at Beyond Limits last year. I tried to use grey to blend in with the sculpture colour itself (and look more pink).
Finally a photo taken at Luminere last year, one of the few 'well lit' parts of the walk around that evening. Unbeknownst to hubby at the time of taking this photo, he had managed to gain a travelling companion in the form of a spider on top of his hoody, when he came down from the banking I saw it's silhouette. Now I'm not a fan of spider whatsoever, but couldn't cope with the idea of it there - so I was braved and swooped in and knocked it off, hubby didn't know what was happening - I thought that although the photo was quite poor the story was worth documenting. One of the blessing of scrapbooking, it's the little things you remember as well.
So have I exhausted my kit this month - don't be silly still plenty to share later!
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12 x 12 PAGE,
beyond limits,
chatsworth,
counterfeit kit,
luminere
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