Finally what I did was crop the original image from the top using Photoshop, saved it on my computer, uploaded to Grosgrain page that I published (buried in my archives which I then deleted) used that picture and google searched it. Then I clicked on one of the images that appeared and one of them had the original source.
Of course, the original source DID NOT have all the images in one long photo strip. It was stolen. So, feel free to pin this from its ORIGINAL source Brooklyn Bride.
It's such a neat idea! Teaser images to left and below. Also would be fun for any kind of occasion where balloons were in order. Get the tutorial here.
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thank you for tagging this back to the original source! I love this and have some ideas of how to use this with my students this year! Way to go and a reminder about copyright issues!
I save the photo on my computer and then put in the google images bar and it will come up with the original link.
I just saw a similar idea today on teacher sites. I hadn't thought of using it as a wedding idea. I may have to file this away to remember when I get to plan my wedding.
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