I'm no expert in art or prints, but I feel better about my taste if Diana has the same one in her hall! Now my art collection consists of an oil painting over the couch of flowers that I bought at a "starving artists" show, a watercolor that Ashley painted for me in art class and Diana's print. A nice, eclectic collection, I think. Sherry, just wait, these prints are even more wonderful than they are in the albums.... Annie

Alisande, these may be actual photos and not necessarily been touched up with softwares. The pro photographers know that there are only 2 period of times in the day to take great photos with nature, during sunrise and sunset. These are the times when nature is most colorful without the harsh sun washing the colors away. Another trick to intensify colors when shooting nature is to use a polarizer filter. It blocks glare and filters away the white hue (natural cause) which washes off the natural colors when taking photographs. Here's a few examples (left without filter, right with filter): http://www.photography.ca/wp-content/uploads/photo-blog-img-sept5-2009.jpg (this is an excellent example) http://forums.steves-digicams.com/attachments/newbie-help/129985d1224226411-polarizing-filter-necessary-untitled-4a.jpg http://www.foto24.com/media/catalog/product/i/m/image_filtre_polarisant_5_500_2.jpg http://oneslidephotography.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/Creating-Dark-Blue-Sky-with-Polarizer-Filter-CPL-Effect.jpg http://g-ecx.images-amazon.com/images/G/01/electronics/filters/schneider/5_1_Large._.jpg https://s3.amazonaws.com/ksr/assets/000/036/023/97cfa1c2572fe7aee96b902d2b851332_large.jpg?1340130670 These are tricks that have been used by photographers way before the computer age and the development of all the sophisticated softwares used to modify photos. This post was edited by ntt_hou on Tue, Mar 25, 14 at 20:21

One more 39 year high school reunion photo. It was 39 years because it was a multi-class reunion and everyone in this photo graduated in 1971. That's me in the yellow and white tops. The guy with his arm around me and the guy right behind me with the enormous grin are guys I hung out with in high school. My very best friend in the whole wide world is the tall blond wearing the black top on the other side of the guy next to me. The other two in the photo are acquaintances. Jodi-

Love the windmill shot. That's the real thing with its sails furled. It is equipped with an automatic aiming mechanism that keeps the sails facing the wind (when it is operating).