I'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sun Oct 30
From my camera club outing yesterday.
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Comments (15)Bigack, The program I used was Paint Shop Pro although I'm sure many image editing programs could be used. The key tool is the clone brush, which allows you to select one portion of an image and paint a copy of that part of the image onto another part of the image. So to remove the wires in the sky, I selected a portion of the sky without wires and cloned that on top of the wires. I then did similarly for the wires going across the trees. Things like grass or sky or leaves where there is no regular pattern that the eye can pick up, are pretty easy to work with. Here's another quicky example: gazania, the squirrels stole your bird feeders! and the bird bath too!...See MoreI'll Show You Mine if You Show Me Yours Sun Oct 04
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10 years agoWe had our first snow of the season the other day. Today I was out raking leaves in shirt sleeves. Go figure.
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PXPonder, the photo was taken inside the barn/garden shed, looking out the window to the corn field beyond. Only that year it looks like there probably were soy beans in that field, not corn. I also have curtains up now too. It's my hide-away from the phone and computer, to take breaks from yard work, and to have tea on nice days.
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Schoolhouse, thank you. I love your little "happy place" and it's wonderful view!
PKponder, that industrious little squirrel did that work a couple of years ago. I could really use him right now because I have two pumpkins that need carving by tomorrow!!
That is the normal fall coloring for Solomon Seal. From spring until fall it is a bright green with some white striping. It is the tall group of plants on the far left side of this picture. It spreads too. All of this is from one little plant. I've even ripped some of it out in an effort to contain it. :)
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