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- Linda aka Elemobe
- One evening in August 2006, I downloaded the trial version of Adobe Elements, loved it and for the next 3 months, was totally absorbed learning how to use such fun software . I quickly realised that whilst editing can do a lot for not so good photos (polite term for "crap")it was actually better to be creative with good images - and so my love of photography was re-ignited. This Blog is part of my creative journey. I have a lot to learn but the motivation of getting out there to tick off the themes gives me good practice. Please look through and feel free to comment, which I welcome and appreciate. Thanks for stopping by.
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3 comments:
This is wonderful! I was looking for a museum that had some local interest but ended up with just the opposite. I love how you have just the tip of the pencil in your composition.
How cool is that?! I wish we'd had time to stop at the Potato Museum, in Idaho, on our recent trip to Montana. But we were on such a tight schedule that sightseeing was out of the question.
Anyway - I love your Pencil Museum.
That's really cool - it sounds like the kind of thing I'd go to and enjoy, too! And a great idea for something different for a museum, local is a bonus!
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