Completing the Collection: Urban Landscape 2- Mistery of Leicester

 Finally, when I did Class Photoshoot and self-study, I can upload all my favorite pictures to my website. But firstly I have to think aboutfirst the frame. To be more clear, I will put my pictures on canvas. 

I opened Photoshop with my pictures and copied it by clicking on the Move Tool and 'Select-All'. Then I clicked on 'Edit-Copy'. That is how I copied my image. 

Then, I pushed the File-New buttons and choose print A3. After that, I clicked on Edit-Paste. That is how I got my picture on the canvas. 



I completed all images like this and moved to web site part. 

I created a new sub page called 'Mistery of Leicester' as I want to call my project. Then, I moved to 'Add section-Gallery' options. Here, I chose 'Slider Gallery' as almost all my photos have vertical orientation. 


My next step was adding my photos to the website. I deleted all photos that were in this Slider and uploaded mine. 



My last action was putting the heading and paragraph that would describe my work. 


When I did all of these actions my website was ready, so I published it with my new ready page. Please, find the screenshots of my page in usual and mobile view.






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