First, take a digital picture of a nighttime scene. Then convert it to a negative. Then amplify the colors.
Voila, there you have it: McArt.
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- Mike Bailey
- I started taking pics in 2004. I use a Canon PowerShot A640. I live in Rome, GA. I'm married and have three children. Feel free to post a comment on my pics or commentary.
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9 comments:
How perfect for today's attitude that faster is better! Who needs all those long and tedious hours of study and practice painting anyway?
yes, and if i could have popped the photo into a microwave oven to speed it up, that would have been even better.
btw, what photo editing software do you prefer?
it's whatever came with my camera.
arcsoft photostudio. i think it's pretty standard, kind of minimal. i don't know what i'm doing with it apart from little trial and error. it certainly has limitations; for example, it won't let me rotate a picture without cropping it. and that makes me sad, justcurious. there are times when a rotated non-cropped picture hits the spot like nothing else can.
man, i would be sad too. i'm sitting here trying to imagine such a thing. maybe it's time to spend a few $$ on the latest upgrade. all the recent versions of arcsoft that i see out there all claim to have point and click rotate.
i appreciate your solidarity, justcurious. the problem, however, is this. if i get the new program, i'll want really good photo files to play with, and that means i'll have to get a new camera. and it's clearly the case that mac is the way to go for photo manipulation, so i'll have to switch computers, too. so i'm saving myself a lot of money by saving myself a little money.
and really the chief victim is you, who are denied access to uncropped rotated pictures.
damn! just writing that makes me sad.
i had no idea. would you at least be able to plug the new computer into the same wall outlet, or would it involve buying a new house as well?
new house, eh? i like this middle-aged version of "if you give a mouse a cookie..." but sadly i've drawn a blank as to what the next misfortune should be.
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i do know this, however, justcurious. i wish you and yours a most lovely and meaningful christmas.
why thank you, Michael b! and here's wishing you and your family an extra measure of peace and love.
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