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Comments (10)The Sawara labeled 'Lutea' in the above picture appears to be a filifera form, perhaps casting some doubt on the identification. "P. mariana 'Wellspire' Introduced --A.L. Jacobson, North American Landscape Trees (1996, Ten Speed Press, Berkeley) Under the previous entry, P. mariana 'Fastigiata', Jacobson notes that trees sold in the 1980s under that name were a P. abies cultivar like 'Cupressina'. I have observed myself that stock coming from Wells in recent years as upright P. mariana forms have been the same as other plants labeled P. abies 'Cupressina' elsewhere....See MoreScanned photos from Australia
Comments (5)Sharon, it seems that's exactly how it's done. There are several threads with scanned flower photos on the Oz Garden Gallery forum. Here are the instructions that I found on one post: "RE: Revisiting old friend's scans - June assorted Posted by: TriciaC Vic. Australia (My Page) on Sun, Jun 5, 05 at 4:18 Hi Jan, Yes we all learned from each other in those days, as we are still doing... all you do is place the flowers face down on the glass of the scanner and leave the lid open. The flowers don't get crushed and it gives that lovely black background. Some of the girls used to use a sheet of light grey paper over the flowers and that gave a different aspect..." Sounds easy enough. Sharon, I thought you'd be the one who'd want to try this. And, you have enough variety in your garden to make beautiful compositions. I'll be watching for them!! Doris...See MoreScanning Photo Negatives With Psp 8.10
Comments (5)Yes, Urlee....I scanned the negatives just like a photo....I should have mentioned that they were black & white negatives, guess they hadn't invented color back then.....* G *.... I figured that if the Negative Image setting, under Adjust, would change a photo into a negative then maybe it would change a negative into a photo; & it did! Psp never ceases to amaze me! FlutteringBy...See MoreScanning, editing and saving photo questions?
Comments (7)I am tossing awful photos, unwanted photos and photos of people we don't even know as I go along. Some of them aren't as damaged, as much as they are just dark and need the lighting/contrast adjusted. Husband doesn't use a computer, nor do some of the people I want to share the hard copies with. I've got loads of pictures of our group of "besties" hanging out BC (before children) and afterward, as their children were growing up. They are all grandparents now and I think they would be tickled to share the photos of "mommy/daddy when she/he was your age" with their grandkids. A lot of them aren't on the computer. I'll send them copies and keep mine on a disc. Husband loves going through the old albums, especially family hunting and camping trips with his (now deceased) father, some of the trips we have taken over the years, family weddings and get-togethers. I want to put those photos back in albums for him. I think I will scan the photos and have a professional print the ones I want hard copies of....See More- 14 years ago
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