scottish borders today
Posted: Tue Feb 03, 2009 11:02 pm

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ha ha your right, i just cloned it out in elements ,it does make a big difference , and i removed the dust , pretty new to this thing so thanks for the tips , i'll try and keep an eye out for them, among a gadzillion other thingsHawk wrote:Nice image, however cloud in upper left corner distracts me somehow. Maybe clone it out? Also you have one dust spot to clone out
Just be glad they're getting cheaper by the day! So are hard drives!KevinBarrett wrote:These colors are amazing! I'd have to be careful in a place like that, I'd come away with all of my memory cards full. You made excellent use of it, too.
ha ha a bit of both, never straying more than 100 yards from the car when i came upon a nice scene, cold is relevant being scottish we don't feel it that much, nor the rainbakubo wrote:Nice photo and nice landscape. Were you out walking or driving in a car? Looks pretty cold.
It is just a bit warmer here in Hawaii.gio67 wrote:ha ha a bit of both, never straying more than 100 yards from the car when i came upon a nice scene, cold is relevant being scottish we don't feel it that much, nor the rain

I've been wanting to get there ever since I was a kid! Maybe it's my love of bagpipes, or maybe it's just that I want to go somewhere the men are so sure of their masculinity that they can where skirts!jbtaylor wrote: I really want to go back to Scotland.
your right there jb, wise words indeed, one of the things that struck me when i seen the view was there was not a straight line in view, all undulating and bends.jbtaylor wrote: Nice image gio67. Every image that I have taken can be improved. I prefer to imagine myself standing where you were standing. For me, the cloud is OK but I certainly understand why you would tweak it.
That's the problem right now, earning money. I'm between major clients (I'm a consultant) and the little bit I do for a handful of small clients barely lets me scrape by. My job is always feast or famine!gio67 wrote: and dusty, this is the best time ever for you to visit, the exchange rate has never been as much in your favour, your hard earned will go on and on and on