Happy blog birthday! This year I plan to take more photos. I have been so busy with school and haven't been able to take as much photos as I'd like, and I'd change that.
Happy Blogoversary! How did you get the post like that??? Curious! Resolutions...haven't made any. Probably should though. Here's to hoping you have many more years of blogging! :)
Thanks so much! I have some vague thoughts but haven't made any specific ones maayself either. I will give myself a couple more days maybe. The image was super easy. I found a free image online of lined paper, (used for digital scrapbooking I guess), then in Photoshop added the words with a typewriter font (I experimented till I got perfect size). I used photoshop but you can use any software that allows you to add text to an image like paint.net (which I recommend because it's a useful software & lot simpler than PS) or ever good old MS Paint.
Happy Happy Blogoversary!! I completely agree to what you said that your blog shapes up into a diary. Looking forward to read about your new adventures this year : ) love.
Happy 3rd Blogoversary Magali. Dad and I are too far away at the moment but will be back in a few days and will celebrate with chocolate cake and wine. Lota and lots of love from Dad and me.
I wanted to reply to your comment, also I'm so glad that you experiment with lomography film :>
I took most of the photos on redscale film using 200 ISO. The weather in Dec was too gloomy for me to take photos using 50 ISO, so I haven't tried using a lower ISO. and yeah, a lower ISO should produce cooler colours!
Well the sun is pretty strong lately so hopefully I'll find the time to play around with shooting at 50 ISO. Will share my photos if they turn out alright!
And yes, you should come visit Singapore, it's changed so much and so fast. Even I get confused with new roads and new buildings. I would LOVE to visit India one day. It's definitely on my bucket list.
Happy blog birthday!
ReplyDeleteThis year I plan to take more photos. I have been so busy with school and haven't been able to take as much photos as I'd like, and I'd change that.
Happy Blogoversary! How did you get the post like that??? Curious! Resolutions...haven't made any. Probably should though. Here's to hoping you have many more years of blogging! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie! Thanks :)
ReplyDeleteI think that is a wonderful resolution, I feel that way very often. I think it helps to always have at least one camera along.
Thanks so much! I have some vague thoughts but haven't made any specific ones maayself either. I will give myself a couple more days maybe.
ReplyDeleteThe image was super easy. I found a free image online of lined paper, (used for digital scrapbooking I guess), then in Photoshop added the words with a typewriter font (I experimented till I got perfect size). I used photoshop but you can use any software that allows you to add text to an image like paint.net (which I recommend because it's a useful software & lot simpler than PS) or ever good old MS Paint.
Happy Happy Blogoversary!! I completely agree to what you said that your blog shapes up into a diary. Looking forward to read about your new adventures this year : )
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Happy 3rd Blogoversary Magali. Dad and I are too far away at the moment but will be back in a few days and will celebrate with chocolate cake and wine.
ReplyDeleteLota and lots of love from Dad and me.
Thank you! <3
ReplyDeleteThanks mom. And I don't want wine, I want Baileys! ;)
ReplyDeleteMissing you two. <3
Happy blog birthday! (slightly late, sorry!)
ReplyDeleteI wanted to reply to your comment, also I'm so glad that you experiment with lomography film :>
I took most of the photos on redscale film using 200 ISO. The weather in Dec was too gloomy for me to take photos using 50 ISO, so I haven't tried using a lower ISO. and yeah, a lower ISO should produce cooler colours!
Well the sun is pretty strong lately so hopefully I'll find the time to play around with shooting at 50 ISO. Will share my photos if they turn out alright!
And yes, you should come visit Singapore, it's changed so much and so fast. Even I get confused with new roads and new buildings. I would LOVE to visit India one day. It's definitely on my bucket list.
Thank you Melly! I shall definitely come someday, it truly seems fab, especially since I LOVE malls. :D
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