The 16th Official (Christmas is still 6 weeks away) Discussion for TPBM (16)

Hey Lisa I'm finally in the right time zone now it wont be midnight for me to talk to you all ..

cfpackerfan wrote in post #6705663
The smiles were not to be fixed. Did I mention the drill sargent shouting orders behind me?
And that's funny that she looks like me. No relation. Just a job.

That's all I need to know, LOL. And the girl in the middle has had that shadow lifted as much as I possibly can and still have some resemblance to a face left. I'm not sure I'd be able to lighten it anymore.

Thanks.

I think it's fine. It's obvious it's there but really (having just dealt with something similar) I think you've done a great job cleaning it up as much as possible.

cfpackerfan wrote in post #6705663
The smiles were not to be fixed. Did I mention the drill sargent shouting orders behind me?
And that's funny that she looks like me. No relation. Just a job.

That's all I need to know, LOL. And the girl in the middle has had that shadow lifted as much as I possibly can and still have some resemblance to a face left. I'm not sure I'd be able to lighten it anymore.

Thanks.

{{Cat}} You do good work my dear

Miniflash wrote in post #6705681
Hey Lisa I'm finally in the right time zone now it wont be midnight for me to talk to you all ..

Hi Deb. Head any better?

Miniflash wrote in post #6705681
Hey Lisa I'm finally in the right time zone now it wont be midnight for me to talk to you all ..

Yay! and double Yay! for Andy coming to take you out Don't be afraid to go out on your own if need be, Deb. Call a cab and see the sights that you can if you are left on your own again.

Permagrin wrote in post #6705648
I'm not on my desktop so I can't comment on the color (my laptop needs to be calibrated) but the exposure looks fine to me.

Oh good. Thanks.

Miniflash wrote in post #6705675
So nice pics Cat ..lol you still arm wrestling them ?

Yes Ma'am. I've actually finished all the formals and most of the reception. I was just passing the formals through you folks before uploading them. Then all I'll have left is the ceremony.

Permagrin wrote in post #6705682
I think it's fine. It's obvious it's there but really (having just dealt with something similar) I think you've done a great job cleaning it up as much as possible.

thanks Lisa.

Jamie Holladay wrote in post #6705441
do you read john grisham? I love his books I have several first additions signed.

I really like his books too. Although I find it takes at least 1/4 of the book to really get into it.

cfpackerfan wrote in post #6705596
Here is one of the 'formal' shots from the 50th Anniversary shoot. You know, the one where my lights were set up wrong.

Did I recover it ok? Or does it still need work?

(They all are pretty much just like this one, but with different people)

FuryMe wrote in post #6705630
If you could fix all the forced smiles it would probably be fine.

Yeah ^^^^^ otherwise I think you did a great job!

Miniflash wrote in post #6705662
ok what a morning althought my head is now ok ..yipeeeeeeeee
The internet here sucked big time so I paid for services at the hotel so hopefully we can chat without problems .
Andy was so sweet he came back for lunch and took me out he is such a keeper"

YAY glad your head feels better!

Lisa, are you much of a SciFi/Fantasy fan? If so, Jim Butcher is a wonderful read! He has me seriously LMAO, especially in his Dresden Files series (which is more contemporary, or what they are calling 'urban fantasy'). He writes clean and his pages are not cluttered with sex scenes (nothing irritates me more than to have a story line interrupted for 4 pages of 'oh johnny' which is why I don't read many female writers anymore).

misspix wrote in post #6705726
Lisa, are you much of a SciFi/Fantasy fan? If so, Jim Butcher is a wonderful read! He has me seriously LMAO, especially in his Dresden Files series (which is more contemporary, or what they are calling 'urban fantasy'). He writes clean and his pages are not cluttered with sex scenes (nothing irritates me more than to have a story line interrupted for 4 pages of 'oh johnny' which is why I don't read many female writers anymore).

Terri, I've only read (in that genre) Anne MacCaffrey books. I'm more of a mystery/suspense reader. However I'm totally willing to inspect new authors (especially clean ones) I'm not into voyeurism either

One more to share: (then I'll leave you alone and get back to the grindstone)

The mom and dad with their kids. I think the only shadow that I couldn't get rid of on this one, was on the mom's face.
It's still ok, yes?
(Chet, does the wb still look off to you?)

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Probably my favorite female author is Elizabeth Peters (her Amelia P. Emerson series is excellent entertainment).

cfpackerfan wrote in post #6705740
(Chet, does the wb still look off to you?)

Yes.

cfpackerfan wrote in post #6705740
One more to share: (then I'll leave you alone and get back to the grindstone)

The mom and dad with their kids. I think the only shadow that I couldn't get rid of on this one, was on the mom's face.
It's still ok, yes?
(Chet, does the wb still look off to you?)

I think it's fine too. Really I don't think they'll notice that shadow.

I just did a little catch up Lisa I"m so happy for you great news on the appts .
Oh AND YEPPERS HEAD IS ALOT BETTER .

Cat, I think it will be fine

Permagrin wrote in post #6705739
Terri, I've only read (in that genre) Anne MacCaffrey books. I'm more of a mystery/suspense reader. However I'm totally willing to inspect new authors (especially clean ones) I'm not into voyeurism either

The Dresden Files could be classified as mystery/suspense as well That is my preferred genre, too. A good thriller every now and again also works!