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I have set up a new site for showing video clips about both Paint Shop Pro (my choice) and its competition, Photoshop. I have also included ones about Gimp, which is a free open source editor that has a good following.

Visit at:

www.comeandview.com/paint-shop-pro

or

www.comeandview.com/photoshop

or

www.comeandview.com/gimp

Some of you may also use IrfanView, (not specifically described as an editor, but quite useful) so here are a small number of videos for you. (p.s. their homepage is www.irfanview.com/index.htm)

www.comeandview.com/irfanview

Enjoy.

Richard

I do not really like big cities. Pictures in New York City do something to me that is hard to describe. It is not just New York skyline photographs. New York wedding photos in Central Park, pictures of old New York, and pictures of random people passing by all get my blood pumping. In New York photos, however, there is such a contrast between the different people. All of the drama, the joy and the tragedy of day to day life, is contained in New York photos. I forget what I know about the city – the dirt, the grime, the poverty and the crime – and simply try to get into the heads of all of those different people in the New York photos. I can pass hours looking at New York photos. Read also in French: Photo de plantes