Looking Back by weesel
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As we head into that stairway, a last look back seems worth while. . . It's also a good vantage point to show you a feature that did NOT look good in the close up photo -- the frozen waterfall.
Just to right of center is a spillway for what was a waterfall, and it is frozen because of the lime in the water. Reminds me of the 'stuff' in the water fall at Mother Shipton's Cave, Knaresborough, N. Yorks. People used to hang teddy bears and hats in the spillage. Over time, the lime in the water would 'petrify' the items as they took on a limestone coating.
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Comments (6)
What a pretty place! It seems a little bright at the bottom of the image but that could just be me!
infaview and it is free and also 20/20 which is free also. good pic but washed out at the bottom
looks fantastic. great postwork. !!!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!
It is an awesome view with quite a story. I use PhotoPaint 8 on my PC with Windows 2000 and have had no problems with it. I like Photoshop, but cannot afford that for my PC, yet. I do have Photoshop 7 on my Mac, and I really like that. It seems anything good is always super expensive now. sigh :o)
Strange PP9 story, well you could download the Gimp it's good and for free: http://www2.arnes.si/~sopjsimo/gimp/
Yes, the bottom is washed out, because I was very limited in what that particular package could do. BTW: Thanks, BIG Thanks, to all who responded with suggestions. I'm keeping those for future reference. ALSO, Corel tech support came thru with a quick fix! The workspace was corrupted and the cure is painless: hold down the F8 key while activating the application to restore factory settings. It WORKED! PP9 is powerful and very affordable. IIRC: PP5 was $50 US and my PP9 was $70 Canadian -- about the same price.