Rainy Morning - A panorama created from two photos, which I've done before, but this time I sure learned how much I don't know, mainly this time about layers and gradients etc.
It was wonderful to wake up to coolness and rain falling this morning. I just lay for a while listening to the sound of water dripping off the roof into puddles. Haven't heard that for a while. Joe was lucky to get all his hay up with hardly any rain on it, and when there was a sprinkle it dried up fast. His hay looks real good. I bet Sandra and Debbie are upset their stack got wet though. And I know what Joe thinks of letting it sit there getting soaked after all his work to make nice hay. It would have been a good idea for them to have put a tarp on it when they were here the other day.
Yesterday in order to download the photos of the rain, I decided to install my old Fuji Finepix Camera software so I could use its USB cord. I have gotten real tired of the computer not recognizing the memory card when I insert it to download the photos, so tried the USB cord and that worked fine. It went right into the Adobe Elements, just as they did before, so it's just the same as I've been editing them all along. Next time I take the computer to town for repair I'll have him look at why so often I can't stick the card in the slot and have "it" read the photos from there. It's been messing around like that for too long and shouldn't be happening.
This afternoon we had another heavy rain for a while, then more moderate showers this evening. I am so thankful for this rain.
Wet Hayfields, the ranchers won't work today.
1 comment:
Your "panorama" photo looks really good. I can't tell where two photos might "mesh." At Mac Club they talk about working with "layers" - and other things I don't understand.
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