LOL, I didn't snatch, I er, um, lifted it very carefully!

And then I did it again. :P

Taking a leaf out of Flopsy's book i redid my last image and i think improved on it.

Another of my messing whilst learning the programme

Anything Flopsy can do

Ooh -- pretty!

My fav place in scotland

I really like that one, Professer. Really, really like it.

These are sea nettles at the Monterey Bay Aquarium -- just played with them a bit in Photobucket.

Another attempt to change the look of a photo

Wow, Professer! Great picture and very nice effect

That's just lovely, Professor!

Here are some roses from my garden (back in the spring -- they don't look very well right now...)

Another messing with filters photo, this is trafalgar Square

A waterfall on Skye the area around was lush green, and wanted to change the view

Other than to crop and/or straighten my photos I tend not to mess with them too much. Sometimes I might add just a touch of contrast. I've yet to play much with altering them drastically though. I'm really loving your recent images, Professer, especially the pink and grey one you posted on August 24th. Your August 26th post puts me in mind of a 1950's jigsaw puzzle, really like that one too. It looks like you are having a lot of fun with your program! Which one are you using? Hmm, maybe you shouldn't tell me, something says I may be spending far too much time on my photos, as the dust bunnies grow in my living room... - but tell me anyway!

Mags i use Microsoft Digital image Suite 10. Not normally a microsoft fan but this is one good piece of software

Thanks for that information, Professer. It's probably a good thing it's a pay-for program rather than a free one, now I can still get stuff done around the house.

I look forward to more of your creations.

London eye original photo had blue sky , wanted to see how i could change it

Photo taken at Oban

Ah.. almost a mystic feel to that one Professer.

How about a purple highland cow insert is how pic was originally

I never saw a purple cow,
I never hope to see one,
but I can tell you anyhow,
I'd rather see than be one.
Gelett Burgess, 1895

Love the photo Prof -- did you have Burgess in mind?

sorry Jar i did not just playing about and got the outcome

Another photo i played with to get a desired efect

I like the soft colours of that one, Professer.