The blue grotto

We've just come back from our holiday in Rome and Sorrento in Italy. I took over 500 photos (I was very restrained!) so I have lots to scrap.  Ruins and the Vatican, Pompeii, Herculaneum, Vesuvius and Capri.  Lots and lots of blue skies.  It was very hot - by my standards anyway!  I've ordered my first batch of photos from Snapfish (I load all of my pics there, it's nice to know they are secure, just in case) and I am looking forward to cracking open some of the paper collections I have accumulated recently!  This first batch are mostly one or other or both of the kids, and a few other things, like a sequence of photos up and down the chairlift at Anacapri, on, not surprisingly, Capri.  (BTW I will not make a special effort to go back to Capri, lovely though it is;  it is far too crowded, and it's a bit of a rip-off, even by Italian standards).  One other print I have ordered in a fair size is of the blue grotto.  This is an underground cave, where the water shines the most wonderful shade of blue.  Getting in is a bit hairy, someone has to row you in and you have to lie flat on the bottom of the boat if you don't want the rocks to rip off anything sticking out!  I have no idea how I'm going to scrap it, but it will be fun trying.  I might go for a black cardstock combined with some Bo Bunny - need to match it up.  Anyway, here's the pic - what do you think?