Pics of my waterhole

[turk2di]

Been piddlin with this scanner, so i thought i'd share a few pic of my duck huntin spot. These pics are about the Jan 2004 season i believe. Thats me on the left.

[THE GOB-FATHER]

Damn brother! I think I broke my neck lookin at those pics Talk with Sloppy, he'll help you figure that scanner out , he's our resident tech supt guy! BTW ;D

[Scott Kirsch]

turk2di - I fixed your pictures because my neck hurts so bad. -Sloppy

Been piddlin with this scanner, so i thought i'd share a few pics of my duck huntin spot. These pics are about the Jan 2004 season i believe. Thats me on the left.

Me again fetchin a duck

well, i'll be darn, it's me

It's time to pick up and head for home, so im watchin, hey, somebodys gotta do it

[THE GOB-FATHER]

Sloppy knows computers

[Win Mag]

Man i like seeing pic's in the hunting field like that.Sure brings back a lot of fun memories with a old hunting buddy that passed away.Thanks for the trip down memory lane

[Scott Kirsch]

admin said:

Sloppy knows computers

SH-hhhHh-hh-hh-hhh...

[turk2di]

Im learnin. Had to go back to the hosting site(Photobucket) and do some editing

[Scott Kirsch]

turk2di - Some Sloppy photo tips that might help you are listed below:

1. Use the left mouse button to "Select" just the picture portion of a scanned picture. A lot of software allows you to "crop" (i.e. remove) the white border around a photo. Then go to the main toolbar and perform a "Save As" and name your photo. Wahh-lahh! You should have just the picture portion of a scanned picture.

2. Always look under the "View" and "Tools" options on your photo-editing software's toolbar/menu. If you have scanned an image in upside down (I won't tell anyone....I promise! ), look for a "Rotate" selection under one of these drop down menus. Select it the option that is appropriate "Left" or "Right" or "Clockwise" or "Counterclockwise." That should straighten out your picture's orientation before you upload it to PhotoBucket or other hosting site.

3. You might have noticed that your pictures that I re-worked are a little less fuzzy and the color./contrast is better. Don't thank me....thank the programmer of "Image Expert Premium Dell Edition." This program has a nice feature called "QuickFix." I used this feature on your photos. Basically, it improves the contrast between the light and dark colors of a photo, get rid of the [glow=red,2,300]red eyes [/glow] and smooths out fuzzy edges of objects in a photo. It works magic on not-so-great photos.

Try some of these things and let meknow if you would like some more help.

BTW - Check out the "Elk" forum. I'm in for the Kentucky draw and if I'm selected, you have absolutely no option other than to be my guide (I don't know them KY woods!). -Sloppy Snood

[mrjbigfoot]

Great pictures!

[kahuna]

;D ;D

[tphunter]

Looks like ideal waterfowl habitat...Great pics!!!