super super cute, jo! and wonderful photography...i did a quick shoot for a family with the JOY letters, and the doggie had the y around his neck..so funny!
Thanks guys! Shelly - I tried mailing you guys one but apparently the address I have for you guys is from EONs ago! I'll try to remember to bring it on Sunday :) Thanks for making such awesome stuff to use to do this! I LOVE those lights!
Hey Katie! I created this card in Photoshop. Before that, I used a completely different program - Ulead Photoimpact Pro. I really liked that one. It was less expensive that Elements and fairly easy to figure out. What I didn't like about it was that it seemed so few people used it, it was hard to find resources for learning how to use all of the features. I've used Elements a handful of times but coming from PhotoImpact, I found it frustrating because I didn't know where to look for similar features. So.... I'm going to ask my dear friend Lyss to leave a comment here on how she likes Elements. It will give you a much better feel than I can. (For what it's worth though - a LOT of people use it for exactly that reason and there are tons of things you can do with it.)
Ok, here's my big scene! ha! Katie, this is Lyss :) I use Photoshop Elements and it's pretty much the only photo editing software I've used (besides recently tooling around with Lightroom). I LOVE Elements! I don't know EVERYTHING about it yet, but I learn something new every time I work with it. I can also very easily find tutorials on the internet on what I'd like to do if I can't figure it out. I find it very user-friendly and even made some Christmas cards using it this year. So I would strongly recommend Elements. Some day I hope to have one of the Photoshop Creative Suite programs and I know Elements is a great "stepping-stone" for an easy transition into CS 3 or 4, etc. (you know, the BIG editing programs - ha!)
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cute card!!!
super super cute, jo! and wonderful photography...i did a quick shoot for a family with the JOY letters, and the doggie had the y around his neck..so funny!
see you sunday!
shell
Thanks guys!
Shelly - I tried mailing you guys one but apparently the address I have for you guys is from EONs ago! I'll try to remember to bring it on Sunday :)
Thanks for making such awesome stuff to use to do this! I LOVE those lights!
I hope your Christmas was just wonderful!
Love the card!
See you Sunday... hopefully! I guess I'm not 100% as to whether you're going, but we'll be there!
Jolene,
Which program to you use to create your cards and digital projects? I've heard Photoshop Elements is pretty good, any opinion?
Katie Zens
Hey Katie!
I created this card in Photoshop. Before that, I used a completely different program - Ulead Photoimpact Pro. I really liked that one. It was less expensive that Elements and fairly easy to figure out. What I didn't like about it was that it seemed so few people used it, it was hard to find resources for learning how to use all of the features. I've used Elements a handful of times but coming from PhotoImpact, I found it frustrating because I didn't know where to look for similar features. So.... I'm going to ask my dear friend Lyss to leave a comment here on how she likes Elements. It will give you a much better feel than I can. (For what it's worth though - a LOT of people use it for exactly that reason and there are tons of things you can do with it.)
Ok, here's my big scene! ha! Katie, this is Lyss :)
I use Photoshop Elements and it's pretty much the only photo editing software I've used (besides recently tooling around with Lightroom). I LOVE Elements! I don't know EVERYTHING about it yet, but I learn something new every time I work with it. I can also very easily find tutorials on the internet on what I'd like to do if I can't figure it out.
I find it very user-friendly and even made some Christmas cards using it this year.
So I would strongly recommend Elements. Some day I hope to have one of the Photoshop Creative Suite programs and I know Elements is a great "stepping-stone" for an easy transition into CS 3 or 4, etc. (you know, the BIG editing programs - ha!)
If you have any more questions - ask away!
I just LOVED your card. You are SO creative!
What a great card! Happy Holidays.
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