Free Download
You can get the polaroid template here. Either click on the link and unzip the file or right-click on it and opt for the “save file as” option.
(The template is for personal use only.)
The Story
These photos were taken with my husband’s Nexus 1 phone a couple weeks ago.
It was the last day trip we took with my parents before they came back home. We went to San Francisco and enjoyed the beautiful urban landscape and great cuisine.
At the end of the day, as the last rays of sun shone above us we went to Twin Peaks for a marvelous bird eye view. As we climbed higher and higher the wind became almost violent and blew in gusts tight through us but the view became even more amazing.
I am so glad my father had the opportunity to join us for the short climb and enjoyed the extraordinary view of the city. The look on his face was so precious that I still remember and cherish it.
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What is your last cherished memory? Please share it with me by leaving a comment on this post.
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This is such a great page! and wonderful pictures 😉
Thank you my friend.
thank you for the polaroid template.
You’re welcome 🙂
I really like the polaroid template! But I do not have photoshop. I usually do stuff with GIMP. (Am not really good at it though) Do you know whether the frame would work in Gimp, too?
I really don’t know. It’s a Photoshop file format, though I think GIMP may open it I’m not sure if it has the masking option or not. Just give it a try 🙂
voilà un souvenir précieux !… la présence de nos parents et la possibilité de partager encore des choses, même quand nous sommes adultes, sont des souvenirs à garder !… de plus, bien que française, “i left my heart in san francisco” !… donc, j’adore !… et le cadre polaroïd est parfait lui aussi !… (cette fois, le lien est ici : http://pinterest.com/lemondedis/free-frames-borders-corners/ )