Adira Pics

[EasternGirl]

I'm so excited to hear how happy you are with her. We need more pics of course....

[katach]

Yeah, I need to buy some batteries for my camera. I'll get her out for an official photo op after that. She's pretty plump right now, the pinkie half she got was the bigger half. Fish Bait got the smaller half.

[EasternGirl]

I just showed my son the pics of Adira. He wanted to see Hermes' sis. He thinks she is very cute! She is really his twin...they have the exact same dot on the forehead and everything.

[katach]

Batteries are charged and ready to go. I'll get some pics tomorrow, she is sleeping right now.

[katach]

A little photo shoot with Adira today.

[guidofatherof5]

Adira is a fine looking snake.

[EasternGirl]

So pretty! Hermes says..."Hi sis!".

[guidofatherof5]

Just ordered Photoshop CS5 to replace my aging and on longer supported photo editing software(Microsoft Digital Editing Software Suite)
Watched a few YouTube videos and I can see I have a lot to learn.
Looking forward to the learning.

[chris-uk]

Just ordered Photoshop CS5 to replace my aging and on longer supported photo editing software(Microsoft Digital Editing Software Suite)
Watched a few YouTube videos and I can see I have a lot to learn.
Looking forward to the learning.

I find Photoshop to be the overpriced, market-leading, sledgehammer to crack nut-sized photographic manipulation. Or put another way, I'd wager that 90% of Photoshop users use 10% of its functionality.
I've got the good, but aging, Paintshop Price on my desktop machine because I got a copy from work. It was on par with Photoshop at the time. Now I just install a free package called Paint.net, it has more than the 10% that most people need, so I thought I'd throw it in here as an option for folks who don't want to edit their photos without paying a lot for software to do it.

[guidofatherof5]

I find Photoshop to be the overpriced, market-leading, sledgehammer to crack nut-sized photographic manipulation. Or put another way, I'd wager that 90% of Photoshop users use 10% of its functionality.
I've got the good, but aging, Paintshop Price on my desktop machine because I got a copy from work. It was on par with Photoshop at the time. Now I just install a free package called Paint.net, it has more than the 10% that most people need, so I thought I'd throw it in here as an option for folks who don't want to edit their photos without paying a lot for software to do it.

I was fortunate to be able to buy it a 85% off retail.