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Tuesday, March 14, 2017

Middle of No Where Manipulation

Hello and welcome to another Photoshop Manipulation Tutorial. In this tutorial I will show you how to combine several stock images to create a fairy fantasy forest. Am not yet an experts in adobe Photoshop but I like the fact that each and every day am learning new techniques.

This time i will provide different kind of tutorial, am going to upload Photoshop PSD file which you can download and open it in your Photoshop, just click on all the layers to understand what i did.

Please use my work only for fun and not commercial, incase you publish my work in any website please refer back to this page

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Saturday, November 12, 2016

Middle of Nowhere Update

I went back to Albin over the weekend. Prior to that, I sent my son up there with a Cradlepoint router and a Verizon Wireless USB EVDO cell phone modem. This particular Cradlepoint has an external antenna. Once again it worked fine. And by worked fine, I mean if you were in the garage with it, you got a great WiFi signal from the Cradlepoint (and its MIMO rigging.) However, the garage is detached and 40+ yards away from the house. Within the house, the signal only penetrated 1/2 a room--so you had to be almost staring out the garage-facing window to use the WiFi-Cell router.

I had brought a Netgear wireless router and about 50 of Cat5E. However, the reason the Netgear was scrapped became obvious. Although the WiFi on it was working fine, the WAN port apparently was not. So, I got a nice signal from the Netgear but a signal to nowhere.

And on that note, Im full circle--back to the middle of nowhere. I dont plan to return to the hinterlands for a while, so Ive terminated the Verizon Wireless account. (As always, Verizon Customer service was quick, knowledgeable, and efficient--no joke.) There was at least one other bit of good news. There were many other folks at the family reunion, many sporting AT&T phones, mostly iPhones, and they were able to get a cell signal much of the time at the north end of the house.

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