Photo Backdrops: A Cloudy Sky

bird-thanks

Here is another one of my photos from the car window yesterday. The sunset was very pretty and when I shot it I had this bird stamp set in mind.

I opened the photo in Photoshop and adjusted the contrast and saturation. Then I applied the “Palette Knife” artistic filter. And before printing it on a color printer, I cropped it to an interesting portion of the sky, keeping in mind where I wanted to apply the stamped embossing effects.

After trimming down the sky I applied the stamps, using VersaMark and Stampendous’ “Midnight Black Opaque.” The bird and sentiment is from My Sentiments Exactly, “Little Birdie.” And the branch is from Hero Arts, “Birds & Branch.” The Hero Arts branch is actually a 12? stamp, perfect for scrapbookers, one of my favorite finds from CHA in July.

The paper is the brand new “Ambrosia” from Basic Grey in the 6 inch card makers pad. I thought it turned out very appropriately for a masculine thank-you card and know just who I’ll be giving it to!

One Response to “Photo Backdrops: A Cloudy Sky”

  • Hollygtn
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    Niki says:
    October 12, 2008 at 8:12 pm

    very nice!

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    Cheryl says:
    October 17, 2008 at 10:24 pm

    I DID IT :) I read the whole thing! I couldn’t stop once I got started. You’ve done an AMAZING job with this site!!

    This was one of my favorites. I’ve got a lot of ’sky shots’ left over from our various beach trips, you can only put so many in an album. I’ll have to call Lisa and get the bird stamp (seriouslyscrappin.com – everyone should go there, good stuff @ great prices!!).

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