Recent content by nibsco

Just to say thanks again to hillwalkinggirl - getting better than expected results. Another useful PS lesson learned!:)

Well, many thanks for that hillwalkinggirl -a degree of vindication for my post I think!;)

No problem:) It seems it was a silly question, but I'm constantly surprised at what's possible in PS. I live on Skye, where all the local power is run via telegraph poles. They're everywhere. I'm not fit enough these days to go finding unhindered viewpoints. But thanks anyway.

In posts elsewhere people talk about removing power lines with Photoshop. Doing this with clone stamp is a bit tedious, not to say difficult in some cases - is there a neater way?

Many thanks All three links are helpful

Can anyone point me in the direction of net information on presenting prints for sale: ie mounting, matt cutting and framing. I'm interested in practical advice and the economics. DIY versus outsourcing. (Size no more than 16 x 20) Thanks to anyone who can help

I agree with smarty. I think the girls' far outshone the boys and look forward to the final. I also agree with alisonD. A regular photography show would be great, but more for people interested in photography and less for reality junkies (I thought the editing of the guy doing the masters...

Thanks for your welcomes

Should be visible now

Yes it's the same pic I think I forgot to make it public on FlickR. I'll remedy that right now. It's a big forum to get to know! I only have about 100 questions to ask...:)

Got a Flickr account The pic I mentioned is http://www.flickr.com/photos/9869649@N03/2124756762/ Processed with Dynamic Photo HDR Sun just managing to peep over the hill!

Thanks for all your help. I'm sure I'll find what I'm looking for now.

I've Googled high and low to try to find a source of the crystal clear plastic bags/pouches that photographic prints are often displayed and sold in (with matts, but unframed). Can anyone point me in the right direction? I've clearly failed to come up with the right search terms. Thanks

I've put it in an album!

Hi all! Now I've got some time on my hands and a Scottish island as my backdrop I've bought a Ricoh Caplio GX100 to see what I could do. I'd show you a picture if I knew how to incorporate it Do I need an account with FlickR or some other site?