photography
For a few years there, you could count on pictures down at the swing and hammocks. It was such a regular occurrence that I pretty much stopped taking pictures down there. How many pictures of your kids swinging do you really need?
Today, we all went down to the swings for a while before dinner. I took some pictures, then gave the camera to the Boy.
He's got a good eye, that little fellow.
A bridge of the Lipniczanka, which I photographed just shy of twenty years ago, but with a little processing looks like I could have found this image in a box of old photographs.
Images revisited from our 2008 trip to Poland, our first one back after leaving in 2005.
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Not much for today — didn’t even take any pictures. Here are three re-worked pictures for Boston in 2002.
I figured out a work-around for the lack of storage that, upon talking to the local Lenovo service department, promises to be relatively easily mended.
So I spent a little time this afternoon seeing just how much faster the new computer is than the old. It's fast. Blazing fast. The old computer was particularly sluggish in Lightroom when doing spot adjustments with the brush. Switching on the mask overlay could take a few seconds if there were enough adjustments on the photo. On the new computer, it's instantaneous.