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Vertically designed
Turn your photo into a vertical shape/frame 
And that's mine.
And that's mine.
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Give us some more examples Fav 
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Mmm... more examples would be useful, I would like to have a go, but not sure what we're doing 
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Okay...two from me...
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Basically, you have to crop the photo and turn it into vertical picture.
edit: Damnit, only if I could edit my first post...
edit: Damnit, only if I could edit my first post...
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I have enough problems with horizontal photos let alone turning the camera sideways.
Still if I adopt the sleep position it "might" work, even if I do get strange looks.
Bazza
Still if I adopt the sleep position it "might" work, even if I do get strange looks.
Bazza