Alpine Stump

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I wish I could have framed this in such a way that the upper right-hand corner had some bit of vague detail.

Oh, wait...



Ahhh...that's better. :D


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[Elfin Yeti]

1. HA HA HA!!!

Thanks for the grins!

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2. You're welcome Elfin Yeti!

That squirrel has been photoshopped into shots all over the net. :D


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[Mira]

3. There you are traveling and the squirrel came with you.

Very funny, and I love the unusual color of the wood.
Or is trusty elf traveling with you to work the photoshop?

He's in Switzerland, it's possible.....

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4. Photoshop is my friend, Mira. I am not at the level of the rest of you...

I started with a PowerShot A520, moved to a Sony Cyber-shot DSC H-2 (which needs to go to the shop after a drowning in Micronesia earlier this year) and just purchased a Canon PowerShot SX200 IS the day before our trip. I haven't gotten any further than that in equipment, because I don't really understand all the technical requirements for good photography. I am trying to do more on manual settings with the SX200, but I still rely on auto settings too much. I often use an imaging software to tweak the shots around to what I did see, or wanted to see.