That's great! All involved looked to be having such fun. Who's the grey hair man with the glasses? He was smiling in every shot!

I was introduced to the metric system in the late 70s, in elementary school science class - it was the billed as the wave of the future. I'm guessing that wave kinda dissipated by the time it reached U.S. shores. Some metric units have creeped in, such as 2 liter soda bottles, nutritional value units, and computer capacity measurements, I'm guessing its because either those measurements didn't exist previously or no one paid attention to them. They tried selling milk by the liter, but that never caught on. We remain very much "imperial." And, personally, I hope they don't change in my lifetime, as feet, inches, and fractions thereof are second nature to me. Architectural specifications sometimes have both units, but I stopped including metric when typing them up myself.

Eiffel Tower scene reminds me of Monet (how he did the street life).

Wow! Canada certainly takes the cake here in messed up combination of measurements!

I just googled "32mm Euro"... Thanks for sharing that!

Thanks. I shoot you an email addy tomorrow.

Definitely use "curves" adjustment. Brightness/ contrast is an older mode and gives you much less control. I would highly recommend Lightroom. It's non-destructive and has a really great set of controls for color adjustments. When you scan - set the bit depth as high as the scanner will let you - that will give your image editing program more information to work with.

Here is where Leonard talks about the project.

http://sketchucation.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=333&t=69226

I'm on a roll with the social media thing! As Wood's Shop not Joe Wood, Biz not Social so much. Go ahead and follow or like me 🙂 I'd like to Connect to other Creative People and their Customers with nice homes and beautiful gardens!

I have a question about my FB page https://www.facebook.com/Woods-Shop-312527412043/

when I scroll down and click that 1st Pavilion image and it opens, I can't click thru to the next images? If you click 2nd image down you can click thru but you miss the first pic. I guess you can go down and click See All but that's a hassle. Is there a setting somewhere for that? EDIT: you have to hit Refresh to be able to click thru the images sometimes ..

On Houzz I have a nice Japanese Asian Gazebo Pavilions Page 🙂
https://www.houzz.com/projects/users/woodsshop

Cropping images for IG can be interesting
https://www.instagram.com/woods.shop/

I just got my flights in from London, £400 direct with Norwegian great deal if anybody else is flying from UK.

Always had good help from the Twilight crew. Their videos are good at explaining various procedures too. Lighting changed a while ago to be more realistic settings in terms of power settings.

Trying to learn Blender myself. 1st thing I do is switch selection from Right-click to Left-click. 😉 I watched a good video last week on making a chest that was not bad at all.

Youtube Video

Yeah it sure is, Liam's a pretty creative guy. Matter of fact so are a lot of other people on this forum, that's why I like coming here so much.

The very best in this new phase of your life.

I like it. looks familiar.. 💚

from an old Speed challenge we did.TINKER BRIDGE1.jpg

thanks for taking the time to find that article number but somehow I got it to install without that dll file, I hope.

Well ... in the end it all comes down to the question which app you enjoy using the most. Try extensively, and then follow your gut.

I am from Czech Republic.
You may know me from thea render forums as Theodor.
I will sent you more info to your email, so we don|t spam this thread.

T.

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Me too. I am a permanent fixture. 💚

I've used them on two residential projects: one was used for the foundation only (built entirely on a huge granite rock - lots of ups and downs) and was completed, the other was a three story house with the walls and floors using the ICF's (ready to pull permits and the owners divorced - never built). If you use them you MUST use a contractor who has done them before, or a manufacturer's rep who will come out and train you/your contractor to ensure it's done correctly.