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Wendy Smedley |
End of Roll Shots
When you have a few frames left
on your roll of film, take some unconventional shots or detail photos to use as
accents on your scrapbook page.
Ideas for photos:
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Household items
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The view from your windows
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Favorite book or CD covers
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Details of your car
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Objects related to photos on the roll
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Your neighborhood: houses, people, landmarks, local library, grocery store
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Favorite food
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Collections or toys
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Personal close-ups of feet, hands, eyes
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Belongings: a shoe, hat, key ring, or pair of eyeglasses
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Textures, shapes, colors
Shapes of Home
Materials: Barrett Suspended font for “shapes” (Internet)
+ Ariel font (Microsoft Word) + page by Barbara Carroll
End-of-roll shots add a
personal perspective to pages that often don’t include photos of the person who
lovingly made them. Scrapbooker Barbara Carroll says: “In my scrapbooks, which
are filled with photos of my children, there are glimpses of me.”
More Just the Facts from Simple Scrapbooks by Wendy Smedley:
Technique - Custom Scenic Backgrounds
Editor Tip - Vellum Sticker Frames
Organization - Help from the Kitchen
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