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tigertoyI've just spent a couple of hours sorting through the 400 pictures I took last Sunday at EFRC to make a CD for Jean and the other EFRC folks I can take with me this Sunday. I want to pull out some more of them and add to Sunday's report, but it's past my bedtime, so it will mostly have to wait again; with luck I'll find some time tomorrow night. Here, however, is a 6 week old leopard eating ground turkey from my hand.
The pictures of the leopards in the house are all underexposed (on purpose -- underexposed is fixable, blurry is not), and I'm learning more about fixing too-dark images in Photoshop. So I leave you with the thought that Photoshop (even the stripped down Elements version) is a pretty spiffy piece of software.
The pictures of the leopards in the house are all underexposed (on purpose -- underexposed is fixable, blurry is not), and I'm learning more about fixing too-dark images in Photoshop. So I leave you with the thought that Photoshop (even the stripped down Elements version) is a pretty spiffy piece of software.