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May 16, 2017 | Digital Scrapper News | Volume 15 Issue 20
Hi ,
 Lately I’ve been so busy that I’ve had to be very intentional about seeking out little bits of
joy.
Last week’s joy was found in a newly installed bird bath sitting right outside my office window. Each day I get frequent visits from a little red house finch, whom I lovingly refer to as Robert. That’s him in the photo.
While Robert is replenishing his hydration, I am looking on with pleasure and feeling my joy level rise with each and every second he’s there. My little bird bath is a win-win!
How about you? Need your joy replenished? If so, try to be intentional this week to place fuel stations in your daily path.
Or perhaps your joy is currently overflowing. If so, be intentional to spread that joy with others around you. Joy is contagious. Catch some or spread some, it’s a win-win.
In the Forum
I’d love to hear about your intentional fuel stations. Join me in the forum and let’s work together to spread joy and encouragement throughout our community.
Have a great week. See you in the galleries.
P.S. The font used in the word art below is Safina Script with added glyphs.
A big thanks to everyone who took the time to write a comment in our contest “Remember Why You Started—iNSE 2017.” It was so inspiring to read through your comments and revisit the reasons why we all love this crazy, fun, fanatical hobby so much! I was especially pleased to hear that Digital
Scrapper has been a big part of that journey for many of you, helping you reach your goals of preserving your family history and creating beautiful pages.
Here’s to even more learning and creating for you in the years to come!
Linda Sattgast
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 New FREE Qwik Tutorial
Use a gradient map adjustment layer to easily turn your photo into black and white.
This is the third and last method of Jenifer’s quick Black and White Photo Series.
In this series, you’ll learn:
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What kinds of photos make good black and white photos
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The pros and cons of several black and white methods
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What makes good black and white contrast and how to obtain it
A FREE Tutorial by Jenifer Juris
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