Sorry for the long delay in posting – I’ve had a deluge of submissions come in, but due to a death in the family, I haven’t had a chance to get around to uploading them.
I have nearly 40 images to share with you – all from just five individuals, three of whom have already sent in some submissions!! They’re doing a great job of increasing their chances of winning our awesome prizes!!
Because of the number of photos, I will be posting thumbnails of each photo, with camera settings and tutorial used. Please click on the thumbnail to view image.
Here are submissions from Agatha Wiebe, of ON:
Framing:
Backlighting:
Depth Perception:
Leading Lines:
Rule of Thirds:
Bokeh:
Depth of Field:
Symmetry & Pattern:
Side Lighting:
Cropping:
Slow Shutter Speed:
Natural/Available Light:
Daylight/Sunlight:
Perspective:
Backgrounds:
Light Graffiti:
Balancing Elements:
Light Graffiti:
Thanks for sharing, Agatha – you just earned 17 entries into our random draw!
Next up, we have more submissions from Kari-Lynn Bezooyen, of AB:
Daylight/Sunlight:
Lyrics from “The Picture” by Loudon Wainwright III
Backlighting:
Backlighting:
Sidelighting:
Framing:
Thanks for your submissions, Kari-Lynn – you’ve earned an additional 4 entries into our draw!
Stephanie Schan, of ON, sent in these submissions:
Framing:
Backlighting:
Rule of Thirds:
Perspective:
Bokeh:
Symmetry & Patterns:
Thanks, Stephanie – you’ve just got yourself six entries into this month’s draw!
Karen Young, of NL, sent us a few more submissions, as well:
Symmetry & Patterns:
Perspective
And last but not least, Serena Gedlaman, of AB, sent in severalmore submissions:
Framing:
Symmetry & Patterns:
Leading Lines:
Fast Shutter Speed:
Depth Perception:
Backlighting:
Rule of Thirds:
Side Lighting:
Thanks for your submissions, Serena – you earned 8 more entries towards our draw!
There’s still time to get your summer photos into me – deadline is 11:59pm EST on Wednesday, Aug. 31st! Send your submission in now to be entered into the big draw!








































Sue has been behind a camera for more than 25 years, working professionally as a photographer for the last ten years. While she began the hobby of scrapbooking in 2000, as a complement to her photographer career, it soon grew into a rival passion! Sue loves to enlarge one of her favourite photos and make it the focal point of her page, using her supplies to bring the focus onto her photography. She has, in recent years, turned more to scrapbooking "moments" rather than "events", choosing to leave her children more insight into her point of view of their lives.




