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This is my best friend… we spent a week on the beach last summer and it was his first time to try surfing. It was really fun and I had fun taking his pictures too!
Credits:
Surf Shak by Katie Pertiet (recolored)
Worn Photo Overlays {Set Two} by Danielle
Splatter Titles by Tracy Ann Robinson
Wooden Surfboards by Lisa Whitney
The Candy Beach by Jofia Devoe
Need Some Water by Jofia Devoe
Font: Century Gothic (date)
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LOVE the design here!!! The waves and the bottle are the perfect details here!!!
WOW!!! this is so creative!!
oh! I love this! Was this an old photo to start with or did you ahve to digitally (or other wise) age it? The nicks and creases make the photo fit into this page SO well!
Awesome job!
This page is really gorgeous! Very creative!
Love this layout!
Thank you so much for all the wonderful comments ladies!
@bluepainted That’s a recent photo, taken just this summer. I used an overlay to make it look worn
Wonderful, especially since you hybrid!
Excellent layout! I hope you win! You certainly put alot of hard work into this piece of art!
Cool!!! Reminds me of Australia & Hawaii
FANTASTIC job! I love it! Good luck!!!
Wow, i thought ive seen this already and im right…Goodluck sis!
Exillerating!! It cools me off just looking at it.
Simply sublime! Great work Buge and very proud of you!
Wow, beautiful layout Buge!!
The different shades of blue are dramatic, the waves, the bubbles, the fish all make this stand out. It is beautiful!
awesome work!!! Love it!!
The initial idea is a good one, but it would have been much more effective with less number of fish at the bottom, and not as large.
I would suggest the following:
1. No more than 3 small fish, one fish slightly larger than the other
two fist and positioned at two different distance to create the
sensation of depth. (the fish size currently displayed is too large
and distracts or overpowers the wave at the bottom of the
circular photo.
The purpose of the fish should be to give the illusion of the ocean
and should therefore not detract from the main theme.
2. The side where the wave is carrying the bottle should be sightly
higher than the wave that precedes it to give the impression that
the bottle and the circular photo are indeed riding the wave.
The wave you have now is too horizontal.
Try my suggestions and compare the improvement.