Scrapbooking Europe

Yippee, my camera has returned from its time in repair. Time to show you some pages I have done whilst it was away. I do not like this photo, taken in a horse and carriage in Vienna. My eyes are closed and there is glare on my glasses. When I got the photo developed, whilst we were staying in Vence, France my sister said "but you are beautiful on the inside". Well, we then said that whenever we saw a photo of us that we did not like. I found a challenge over at scrapbook challenges and this layout was inspired by the digital to paper layout displayed there - reverse scrapping.

For this page I was inspired by a layout in a magazine, sorry I do not have the details.

This photo was taken in the Bavarian Alps. It was a very mild winter when we were there and whilst we were expecting snow in a lot of places that we visited, it was not to be. This photo was taken on the panoramic Rossfield Road. It was full of amazing views and lots of snow.

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