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vg13. Working the Tech Aspect, One Montage Finished Fast and the Other took Longer

I got up good and early this Saturday to do the studio work.  My mind was clear and I was ready to roll.  I had been having trouble with buying a new program for charting on Google Play.  Since Google support was busy for a while I figured calling on Saturday might get me someone to speak to.  I mean there are only technicians and fools working on Saturday morning nine o'clock.  Once that was done, I would really go for some devastating beautiful photo-montages.

So I got the technical support on line.  And then I was transferred to someone else.  And then they had to check out the protocol.  And by the time the whole thing was solved the morning was gone.  Well, it wasn't solved but I would speak to the tech next week (it was the weekend).  So the morning flew by and I had some errands to do and by the time I got to do some studio work it was night time.

Actually that in itself wasn't bad.  Saturday night is a magic night and I have always thought that, with a little bit of mood music, you can enjoy yourself doing some pretty nice creative work.  I did two good photomontages.  Well I completely finished one successfully and did a fair amount of work on the other.

For the second image I kept on trying to get the fireplace into this image I was making for the Autumn Leaves: New City exhibition that is now in the Val Gal. I printed the image again and again with no luck.  And then the ink ran almost out.  So I have got to get some new cartridges pretty fast.  Luckily I got a gift certificate in the mail for the Office Supplies store I buy the stuff from.  It might not hurt to see if the prices are less expensive on Kodak, the manufacturer of the cartridges and the machine.

About eight o'clock I stopped.  I would work on that unfinished montage the next day.
The next morning I had to think it through.  I took a break on Sunday to do some framing of the images I finished the week before.  And that really nice one that I did on Saturday.  The results were really nice.

Finally  after resting from work on Sunday and most of Monday I went back to the unfinished montage, took a deep breath, prayed the ink would last, and worked on it again.  The results were good.  I will frame it next week.




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