Some prefer to keep continuity and enhance recognition on their header....like a brand name. It says to the person, "Yep, once again, you have landed on my blog."
I like that.
But some of us are just too antsy to leave things alone. I have finally changed my Spring header to a Summertime header.
This is the last header in my yearly rotation. I'll post all of them on a separate page sometime soon. Headers are just one of the many reasons I love to keep a garden blog.
I start with a title, an old map, the artwork, and a feather.
Here's the layout on the desk. I don't place the plants flat since I want a 3-D visual effect. I use an overhead lamp for shadows.
I take about 5 shots with different angles so that I can get the desired framing. Here's the final product for this season's garden header. It now gets downloaded and is treated just like any other photo.
If you use Blogger, then download as a photo from your files.
However, since your Blog Name is already in the photo, you don't need another blog title.
So..... for the PLACEMENT choice, pick the middle one as shown below.
Clicks "Save" and your done! :-)
Each season has a different theme with various leaves and flowers.
Hope you are inspired to try your own.
Thanks for stopping by! David/ :-)
