Editing Your Photos Is Essential

Photo Layout Boards

Simple or Complex Layouts  Graphic designers use various methods of combining text, typography, and edited photos to create a visual representation of ideas and messages. Photo layout boards, simple or complex, can produce quality results.

Warren Camp has created numerous layout boards that have been published in organization newsletters, church bulletins and brochures, all-purpose fliers and postcards, family albums, Realtor listings, birth and marriage announcements, pet boastings, tourism invitations, and more, as shown below.

Along with the following complex layout board examples, see Warren's simple layouts on this page.

Complex Layout Boards

Click the individual thumbnail images to enlarge them, see each layout board's photo collection, and read their captions. Click again to reduce them.

Photos of three sons were dropped into custom Polaroid-like frames, layered, and fastened by a semi-transparent adhesive tape. Names were added using the Sketch Rockwell font. Warren completed the layout board by placing the piles of finished images on a color-coordinated scroll ornament.

Matthew image

Thanks to Adobe Photoshop, three simple, two-dimensional images can become an attractive piece of 3-D art.
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Sugar and spice image

Four photos of Warren's kitty Velcro were positioned on a recent image (showing Velcro at six years old, preoccupied while sitting on the toilet) that Warren converted to [a href=http://www.warrencampdesign.com/photoEdit_sketches4.html] a pastel drawing.[/a]

Kitten image

Warren modified the bordered photo of two boys, centering it between their individual photos. He gave the font, Herculanum, a gradient overlay with a shaded drop shadow, before giving the layout board a semi-transparent acid-burn frame.

Brothers image

Warren modified the original image of a girl bordered by black brick. Combining it with three additional images of her, he gave all four photos a three-dimensional brick frame, placing them on a complementary red-brick background. He curved the layout board and added a convex shadow to its top.

Young girl image

Seven beach boy images were cropped, sized, and framed with round corners in the color of the center boy's T-shirt. Warren completed the layout board by giving it a shadow and adding contemplative Scripture.

Beach boys image

A dozen wedding images surround this happy couple's larger image. A relevant New Testament passage confirms the married couple's Christian focus.

Newlyweds image

A complex four-tile layout includes bordered images with black adhesive corners fastening them to a cloth background. Warren's layout board highlights the beauty and splendor of the shores of Lake Tahoe, California.

Lake Tahoe image

In this layout board, Warren inserted three images of the Fisher missionary family, teaching and training in Cameroon, on a speckled granite background, then added a few scroll adornments and shadowed text.

Teaching in Cameroon image

Surprise visitor image

   Along with these 10 complex layout board examples, see Warren's 10 simple layouts on this page.

Simple Layout Boards  |  Complex Layout Boards

In addition to these two layout board pages, see the
large collection of WCD's unique photo edit pages in the left column.

Don't wait any longer to showcase your photo presentations. Contact Warren Camp Design today, at 209-795-7661, to discuss your upcoming campaign and learn how Warren can utilize his digital artistry skills to enhance and give prominence to your photos.