Today I created my first photo card for my friend's birthday with the blank all occasion photo cards that I purchased and discussed HERE and HERE.
After I printed the pic, added it in, wrote in a greeting, etc I decided I wanted to photograph it to remember my "first photo greeting card."
Here it is...a photo of a yellow bow that you'd put on a present done with my Nikon 105mm Macro lens!
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Saturday, January 12, 2008
Made My First Photo Greeting Card Today!
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
My Blank All Occasion Photo Cards Arrived!
Today I received my "do it yourself" blank photo cards that I ordered from Photographer's Edge.
I bought them so that I can create my own photo greeting cards rather than spending countless dollars on store bought greeting cards for special occasions!
I have some January birthday for friends coming so I need to get moving on printing some of the photos so that I can mail them out.
Just in case you were wondering about the details...I started out by purchasing 50 blank cards with a bright white border and a think black stripe around where the photo goes shown HERE.
Example shown here of the card type I purchased:
I mentioned in an earlier post that I decided not to go with colored border (as much as I wanted a variety). My thinking was the black will go with most photos and if I ordered colors I may find that they are not matching perfetly with the photos. At this point with this project going simple will work best for me.
I'm so excited! I guess I should take a photo of my final product for the January birthdays and post it here. :)
Thought I'd also share a few other shots from tonight's editing:

Same photo but I applied the dragan technique to it and then I converted it to Black & White:
On this one I applied a B&W Photoshop action 5 times to darken the darkest areas and lighten the lightest areas. I like the effect it had on this photo.








