Cajun Fun…
The Razzoo’s website you will find the following:
Life’s too short not to have a bunch of fun along the way! (My sentiments exactly!)
At Razzoo’s we try not to take ourselves too seriously. What we do take seriously is our food and our service. To us, nothing is more fun than treating our guests to great food and a great time in one of our restaurants. That’s why we’re here.
Our food is authentic, it’s made from scratch every day in each restaurant and it’s darn good. Some of it sounds a little weird, like Rat Toes (really, they aren’t) or the Grilled Gator Tail (really, it is). Some of it is hard to pronounce, like the Shrimp Piquant or Chicken Tchoupitoulas – feel free to point when you order (that happens a lot).
The food was outstanding and humugeous portions were served…be prepared! Everyone I saw, was carrying a takeout bag♥ You have to love that…goodies for the next day too!
If you love sitting out by the water, vintage surrounding you, bold colors everywhere in your environment and a huge menu for every taste bud you can imagine this place would be for YOU! There is just one problem…you have to head to Texas to find your fun here! Seriously, I don’t think I put my camera down for more than a couple of minutes…yes, I can hear the AMEN from my daughter and son-in-law as I am typing this.☺
Tip Of The Day For Photographers/Bloggers:
There will be times in your life when your will have TOO many photos of one event. In this instance, I like to create a story with the images making a collage or mosaic. This gives you a real feel for the environment you are trying to share at one glance.
When creating a picture collage, there are many things to consider.
What type of theme are you going for? For this collage I was going for a vintage look.
Who is the audience for this collage? What do you want to achieve when creating this collage? To portray the uniqueness of this fun restaurant.
Some other things to consider when creating a collage are shape, color, size, and the way the collage is created. Notice how I used two colors that are similiar in the photos and compliment each other.
A picture collage created using a digital editing program will make the final product look more professional instead of trying to do it by hand when you are first starting out.
Here is a couple of links that will point you in the right direction:
Big Huge Labs – This software is called the Mosaic Maker…Creative Photo Possibilities
PicMonkey – Create a Collage…Software even lets you add fun backgrounds to your images. Alot like scrapbooking…back in the day.
Have you ever tried using a collage or mosaic for your photos? Love to hear your feedback.
Have a great weekend…remember to have some fun.
Laurie
XXOO
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Pride in Photos 
Great photos! They make me want to visit this place and take home some leftovers. 🙂 Followed over from Mama Kat’s. 😉
Looks like fun! Thanks for sharing and linking with me 🙂
Love your vibrant and fun photos! Thank you for the tips. I would love to find some time to create a collage. Definitely on my bucket list now 🙂
What a fabulous photo mosaic! And great instructions too. I bookmarked this post!
Sarah, if you join with the email list…you can take the emails and throw them in a folder on outlook called tips everyday. This is what I do with other blogs.
If I wasn’t droooowning in emails I’d do it. Bookmarking your site when you have a killer tip works best for me. Thank you though!
Yes, whatever works best for you♥
So colourful and fun. Amazing collage, Laurie.
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This is such a fun collage! You totally captured a vintage feel.
okay, I’m really sorry that I didn’t come by sooner. Your photo’s and tips are amazing. Thank you!
That sounds like a nice place to visit for some fun (yet relaxing) down time.
Awesome collage, love all the colours
What a fun place! I love using collages when I have an insane number of pictures to share!
What a great collage – love all the signs!
Laurie, Texas should hire you as a promotional person for tourism and commerce! You really make me want to get on down there and visit. And I’ve never had the travel bug – yet! Your collage suggestion and example have me thinking about that too… time for me to call my tech-savvy husband. 😉
Blessings ~ Wendy
You are such a precious person!!! Just go to the websites I suggested…basically just drop your photos in their templates. They have made it so easy. Blessing.
What a great collage this is, and it looks like such a fun place to be!
Looks like real Cajun fun! 🙂 Nice post!
Love! I use picmonkey…. Will take a peek at the other! Thanks for your awesme tips! 🙂
Collage looks great! I have used pixlr.com (express version) in the past and had a lot of fun. You can even get the pixlrmatic app on your phone.
Wonderful tips. I love the tip of using like colors to bring collage together, and having a theme.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
Oh would I have loved to join you for that Cajun Fun. And what a nice thing you are doing with your tips of the day for us bloggers…thanks again.
Now that looks like my kinda resturant.. YUMM..
Love your bright and happy photos. Life is Good…
Hugs~
I love the colors in the collage a lot, and they do match each other too! I also like the little circle you created in the middle of the collage box as it does not take away from any of the photographs. I could just imagine the heavenly scent wafting overhead when you walk into Razzoo’s – get the doggie bags ready!
Awesome collage and tips! Thanks! 😀
I love your collage. The vintage flavor is perfect. I used a collage in this post, which you so kindly visited. http://catherinesherman.wordpress.com/2013/02/21/birds-on-a-snowy-day/ I created it using picasa.com I’ll check out your links. Thanks for posting them.
That sounds like a good place to visit on Saturday or Sunday. I thought it was in Fl. rather than Texas.
Good tips about making collage. I have not done one and have considered color matching etc. Thank you for the tips.