Sunday, September 24, 2017

Project Life 2017: Week 30-31

While I love lots of pictures, I actually get a little happy when I only have enough for one page and that the week after is the same. Because then I can knock out two weeks in one spread. 

I recently saw a page of one photo (a 12x12 page that was just one big photo). I really liked that and it got me thinking of how I could incorporate that into my spreads here and there. It would have to be part of one week because I can't insert a single page just anywhere in my album since that would mess up the weeks that go together. Anyway, it's something to think about.

I'm trying to get a little more creative in photo angles - trying to think of a different way of approaching the situation I'm trying to capture. I have it in my head that I need to have the whole person in the photo or at least their head/face. But since I have plenty of photos (umm...just did a check the other day to see how many photos are on my computer... 42,000+!!) of my family, full body, full face, and many in-between, I'm sure having photos without their faces or the "whole story" will be just fine.







Wednesday, September 20, 2017

Project Life 2017: Week 29

This was a fun week of picking the seasons fruits. I'm so blessed and thankful for what I've had access to: strawberries, blueberries, cherries, and all the produce I get from my own garden. So many people across the world don't get to enjoy these things. I'm just so thankful. Aren't all of the colors are amazing?!







Monday, September 4, 2017

Project Life 2017: Week 28

What a pretty week this was. It's so cool when God's creation shows off. Beautiful pink hydrangeas, fresh picked green beans, a green growing garden, fresh picked cucumbers, red cherries. It's just beautiful! So beautiful in fact that our first time cherry picking got its own spread.















Friday, September 1, 2017

Project Life 2017: Week 27

I made some adjustments to some templates a couple months ago and part of that was changing the color to this very dark gray. For my last two spreads, I've left the gray as is and just put my writing on it instead of backing it with papers or something. Quick and easy for the win!