June 9, 2026 | Digital Scrapper News | Volume 24, Issue 23

Hi there!

 

What makes you take a photo? Or what makes you create a scrapbook page?

 

There are many good reasons that you can supply for both questions. But one answer jumps to mind more than others, and it’s connection.

 

When I take a photo of wildlife, or my dogs doing something cute, or my grandkids being adorable, I take that photo because I want a connection to that moment. I also want other people to connect to that moment when I share my photo (or scrapbook page) with them. That moment meant something special to me, and I want to share that experience with others.

 

In this week’s blog post, I continue my series on taking better phone photos. My tip helps you take photos that can better connect you to the subject or better connect you to a scene. That connection makes a big difference in the visual appeal of your photos.

 

Have a great week full of connection-worthy moments!

 

Love and creative success,

Jenifer Juris, Standing in for Jen White for the Summer

Website | Classroom | Community

Learn digital scrapbooking with Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements.

 

P.S. The header above was created using Sunshine Girl by Aprilisa Designs.

 

News from Our Community

• Template Tuesday. Use this weekly event to scrap a page fast with a template from your stash. Need a template? Get fresh templates from Marketplace.

• One-Off Wednesday. Learn what a one-off photo is and see how YOU can participate.

• Throwback Thursday. It’s fun to revisit scrapbook pages that you’ve made from previous classes or tutorials or just because! Join us on Thursday as we post pages from the past.

 

🟠 FingerPointing?? What is it? Get the facts!
Digital Scrapper’s Community has always been a place of beautiful scrapbook pages, but recently it has gotten the attention of the Gallery Standout bloggers. Here’s what this means for you:
Gallery Standouts is a blog that features daily posts containing a handful of lovely layouts.
– They refer to their posts as “Finger Pointing.”
– You can subscribe to their blog for inspiration.
– If their bloggers choose to feature a layout from our Community, they will leave a comment notifying the author.
– If someone in our community sees that a page from Digital Scrapper’s Community Gallery was featured on their blog, the community member will sometimes create a post in our Community Forum congratulating the original author.
This is just a fun thing. It’s not a competition, and there is no prize. Just lots of warm fuzzies.

 

1️⃣ Scraplift this page.  2️⃣ Post your page in the Community Gallery.

Page & Photos: Laura Levesque
Class: Digital Scrapper Premier 2023, Vol 4 by Jen White (Inked edges)
Kit: A Blessed Day by Connie Prince
Fonts: American Typewriter

 

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Take Better Phone Photos, Part 4, Composition Tip #3

Moving your phone up or down can have a major impact on the look of your photos. Eye level is not the only level available to us.

 

Read the Blog Post

 

Page: Rachelle Guiremand
Event: Pick 5 Challenge A

 

Page: Karen Chrisman

 

Page: Kathleen Sacry
Event: Pick 5 Challenge E

 

Page: Beverly Schweppe
Tutorial: Easy 3D Half-Tone Title by Jen
Event: Pick 5 Challenge I

 

Page: C File
Collection: Bee My Honey by Anja

 

Page: Chris Busby
Class: 10 Timeless Titles, Vol. 1

 


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