Burning Bush

I went back to the old editor yesterday. The "updated" one sucks!!

Playing "catch-up" again...

Not sure what this plant is...some sort of begonia I think, and this is one of the flowers from it (another picture of this plant in the Sunday, Oct. 11 blog entry). Ain't it purty?

MHS Class of 1979, 30 year reunion!

A good time was had by all. I'm very happy I went. What made it better than previous reunions was that many of us have connected prior to it on Facebook so there were many more familiar faces there, having already seen their pictures. Plus our name tags had our senior pictures on them which helped identify people even if the names didn't ring a bell.
The slightly down side is, I was one of two people who were supposed to take a lot of pictures, yet I got shy and only took a dozen or so photos, only ending up with about 10 possibly usable ones. Luckily though, the other person took a lot of pics, and other classmates got many good photos as well, which they posted on Facebook. I don't think they'll mind contributing to the slide show.

We like...

Playing with 1-second exposures.

Forgive me. I downloaded a trial of Photoshop Elements 8 and have been playing around with it. This is an ordinary spotlight turned black and white, then added the blue color and slight lens flare.

The flower, from a few days ago, after cropping and the usual post processing stuff, I added "Plastic Wrap".

Not sure I like this new editor. It's very difficult to work with. I'll give it some more time though. This is part of the failed tomato crop. As you can see, there were some fine looking fruits there before the disease destroyed them. *sigh*