Russel Falls in Tasmania is an amazing set of terraced waterfalls. It is really pretty, but I doubt that any picture can do it justice. I know mine doesn't.
This page has no title or journaling because it is the 2nd in a dual-page spread and all of that is on the first page. I decided to post it, just to point out the way color can affect a scrapbook page (and our moods). I had a choice of colors that would have worked with this page, browns, whites - even contrasting colors like orange, red, or blue. I chose green because I wanted to evoke the same sense of serenity that I felt when I was actually standing at the foot of these beautiful falls.
Color can make a real difference in the feel of a page. Try it sometime. Take the basic elements of your page and try them with different colors. It can be quite interesting to see how different a page can feel with the same elements but different background and accent papers!
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