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Titanic History

Saturday, August 2, 2025
1880 - 1st class survivor Miss Mary Natalie Wick was born to George Dennick Wick.

1947 - 3rd class survivor Miss Aurora Adelia Landergren died in New York, USA at the age of 58.

1893 - Electrician Mr Albert George Ervine was born to Henry Thomas Dyer and Jemima Dyer in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK.

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Seamless Frames


As always, there are tiny things about Photoshop that no one tells you but make all the difference. I'm going to tell you how to make my popular seamless frames. Like seamless backgrounds, seamless frames are continuous. From one frame to the next, the collage or shapes don't miss a beat. The real key to them is guides.
  1. Open a document (300x400 pixels with a transparent background here). Go to the menu under View | Show Rulers.

  2. Hold down your mouse and drag it from the ruler into the image. A blue guide should appear once you release the mouse. You can drag them from the upper or left rulers. Make two like this: http://back-to-titanic.com/waves/copal/sep00_1-blank.jpg

  3. Create a collage similar to this: http://back-to-titanic.com/waves/copal/sep00_2-colage.jpg The black in the lower right is the solid colored content page.

  4. Make a selection of the left "frame" like this: http://back-to-titanic.com/waves/copal/sep00_3-select.jpg

  5. Copy Merged and paste it as a new image. Then copy and paste the corner image (in this case, Rose and the biplane) onto this new image.

  6. Offset it (just like with seamless backgrounds) with 0 horizontal. You will want to zoom in and make sure it matches the corner picture in the first layer. http://back-to-titanic.com/waves/copal/sep00_4-uncut.jpg

  7. Lastly, cut the harsh top edge of the corner picture to make it seamless. http://back-to-titanic.com/waves/copal/sep00_5-cut.jpg This will be your left frame's background. Everything above the horizontal guides is the background for the upper frame.

Good luck (and please remember to be original)!

[ Why aren't your frames meeting up? Netscape gives you a default of 3 or 4 pixels and Internet Explorer doesn't. So when you view it in IE it looks correct and Netscape it does not. I usually compromise between the two. ]






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