Thanks Don. Yes, colors seem cleaner and more intense on a sunny morning just after rains stop.
Three very nice ones, Don - the Painted Redstart is striking, the street scene is evocative, and the leaf looks to me kinda like an undersea creature.
I think I know why you couldn't move the new layers to the bottom: it's probably because the image is in a format that doesn't support layers. To get around this: when you open such a file in Elements, it probably shows just one layer and if your Elements workspace is set up to show the layers you'll see a thumbnail of the image (probably named Background) and to the right of that is a something that looks like an X - click that and the name should change to Layer 0 or something like that, and you should be able to drag new layers to the bottom.
Three very nice ones, Don - the Painted Redstart is striking, the street scene is evocative, and the leaf looks to me kinda like an undersea creature.
I think I know why you couldn't move the new layers to the bottom: it's probably because the image is in a format that doesn't support layers. To get around this: when you open such a file in Elements, it probably shows just one layer and if your Elements workspace is set up to show the layers you'll see a thumbnail of the image (probably named Background) and to the right of that is a something that looks like an X - click that and the name should change to Layer 0 or something like that, and you should be able to drag new layers to the bottom.
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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