Home from the Big Smoke
Just wanted to let you know the girls are back home. We had a good time, but I'm too tired to write much so I thought I would leave you with a glimpse of the London Eye as we drove along the Embankment.
P.S. My lovely grandson has just been helping me create a copyright for my photos. I may change it now I know how, (well that's if I can remember the instructions!) but I'm actually quite happy with this. I still have a few more things I need to learn before he goes home on Tuesday!
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December 29th 2006: Friday 29th
Labels: London Eye
posted by ChrisB @ 11:14 pm
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15 Comments:
Great photo I love the London eye.
Hope you had fun at the show!
The copywrite is great too
Great job on the copyright and I love that photo. Just beautiful!
Cool and cool! I can't wait until my grandson can help me. Luckily, I have teens who help me and my parents. :)
Does your gandson have a name or is he now to be known as grandson? But then you have two grandsons and that may confuse your readers!
beccy do I detect sarcasm!!
glad you had a great time in London.
good job on the copywrite, i wouldn't know where to start!
Great picture of London!I wish I was there too!Your grandson did a great job!I will ask Nathalie maybe she can do it for my pictures too!
You were missed! Welcome back Chrisb!
Great photo! Your grandson is a Whiz!! Can he show me how to do that copyright? That is just so cool!!
I like the photo, and your grandson did a good job :) My oldest son (age 10) already teaches me things on all this new technology stuff.
I'd like to learn how to copywrite my photos.
Nice picture! Sounds like the girls had a lovely time.
Lisa
Sounds like you all had a great time, the London Eye is fantastic!
I would love to know how your grandson taught you how to watermark your photos...you want to share?
What a wonderful picture! Hope you had a nice trip with your family!
katabug, lisa,sj do you have photoshop elements (or macromedia flash) We used phtoshop. I can explain (I think) if you do!
I love the copywrite idea! I need to find out how to do that.
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