Hi All! It's time for the Pixel Scrapper BlogTrain again. One of my favorite places to visit is the Southwest so I chose a desert theme. Most of our time there has been spent in Arizona or Utah. Utah has five National Parks - each one beautiful and each one unique. We have been to four of them and the fifth is on our bucket list. As for Arizona, we had family living in Phoenix at one time and were able to visit many times. We've seen the Sonoran Desert around Tucson and the red rocks of Sedona plus many other areas around, in between and beyond. Another wonderful area is Canyon deChelly which is on Navajo land. You need a Navajo guide to visit, but the beauty of the canyon, the cliff dwellings, the petroglyphs, and the stories our guide told us made it a wonderful experience. Enough rambling from me, you came for the kit below. If you didn't come from Pixel Scrapper, you can find the rest of the train here. Until next time, stay safe and take care of each other.
Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts
Monday, August 31, 2020
September BlogTrain at Pixel Scrapper
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Arizona,
digital scrapbooking freebies,
freebies,
kit
Friday, January 15, 2010
Cougar
This is one of the photos from our recent trip to Arizona. I took it through a window at the Desert Museum in Tucson. After "cleaning" and cropping, I added a texture by Jerry Jones of Shadowhouse Creations. Actually, I added it twice - the first time at soft light, the second time at multiply with reduced opacity. Then I did some dodging and burning to get his/her face to stand out. Cougars are beautiful animals, but I wouldn't want to meet up with one when there was no glass between us!
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Arizona,
cat,
cougar,
Desert Museum,
mountain lion,
puma
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Cathedral Rock - Sedona, AZ
When we visited Sedona, Arizona, last month, one of the things on our "to do" list was to get a photo of Cathedral Rock with Oak Creek in the foreground. We stopped at a visitor center on the way into Sedona and asked for directions and got a map. Our first day there was sunny with lovely blue skies, so we followed the directions, but found ourselves on the wrong side of the creek. All was not lost though, we hiked on the Baldwin Trail and got lots of photos, although not the one we wanted. The following day we found the correct spot, but unfortunately it was one of the few days in Arizona that was overcast. We got our photo, and I went to work on it with Photoshop Elements. Isn't it amazing what computers can do!!!!
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Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Arizona - Title page
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