Now to most of you out there this must sound basic and straightforward but to me I am learning as I go along as the saying used to be you cant teach an old dog new tricks, but i'm doing my best.
Any way I'm trying to get it that I don't need to keep going downstairs from my craft room to the dining room to do my photo's. I've got my computer upstairs and now have a new cheap printer which doesn't have a slot for my memory card. A friend told me about a cardreader so asked hubby about it and surprise surprise he has one, well he did it's mine now, so coming to the point of this blog, I've took a photo of my latest card, photographed it, put the memory card in the cardreader saved the photo and then openend photoshop pressed all the buttons till I found what I wanted AND THESE TWO PHOTOS ARE THE RESULT. One I took with a green background and the other is with a white background I want to see which is best.
Well I love the white background Sue..! the green is lovely but it takes the focal point away from the image hun...which is gorgeous blw..:o)
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have a lovely evening..hugs Vicky xx
Yeah I agree with Vicky the green take you away from the card which is beautiful
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I love the bottom picture best, your card is gorgeous and the green hurts your eyes a little, I use a white background and always put some mirror board underneath it to reflect the light back up...hugs pops x
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