Ha! I remember British...rather Scottish....summer. We lived on RAF Edzell back in the mid-90's..and one year it snowed in May. And I distinctly remember wearing a jacket all summer except for around the first week of July. It would warm up for about a week.
Laurie - If you click to enlarge, you can just about make out that they're seagulls. And the green lines going from top left to mid-right are where I tried to paint out the overhead phone lines. Sigh.
What program do you use to edit your photos? 'Cause Photoshop has a neat little tool called Clone Stamp where you can pick the color just next to what you want to get rid of, so the results look quite natural... Still, I might not have noticed the green lines if you hadn't mentioned them...
Debi - PaintShopPro goes one better, it has scratch remover so you can do a whole (straight) line at once, picking up the colour from either side. I just didn't set the line wide enough, sigh.
Ha! I remember British...rather Scottish....summer. We lived on RAF Edzell back in the mid-90's..and one year it snowed in May. And I distinctly remember wearing a jacket all summer except for around the first week of July. It would warm up for about a week.
ReplyDeleteGlobal cooling?
ReplyDeleteJacki - Yes, ok, your Scotch credentials are genuine. I've seen it snow here in June. Twice.
ReplyDeleteJohn - Warming, cooling, whatever. We're doomed! Or not.
Are those kites or UFOs hovering to the bottom left of the photo. Or dust on the lens, maybe?
ReplyDeleteLaurie - If you click to enlarge, you can just about make out that they're seagulls.
ReplyDeleteAnd the green lines going from top left to mid-right are where I tried to paint out the overhead phone lines. Sigh.
What program do you use to edit your photos? 'Cause Photoshop has a neat little tool called Clone Stamp where you can pick the color just next to what you want to get rid of, so the results look quite natural... Still, I might not have noticed the green lines if you hadn't mentioned them...
ReplyDeleteDebi - PaintShopPro goes one better, it has scratch remover so you can do a whole (straight) line at once, picking up the colour from either side. I just didn't set the line wide enough, sigh.
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