Mardi-Growl!

[Worker 11811]

Okay... You humans call it Mardi-Gras...

 

But, we Bears will use any excuse to break out the root beer and the jelly beans and have a party. For, tomorrow, we have to behave ourselves for another 40 days!

 

>> Happy Mardi-Growl! <<

[lynxette]

You know Worker, I have never been much on photography, but my fur bears have seen your work, and they are just begging me to make them photo celebs now too. Very cute pic.

[Worker 11811]

www.photobucket.com

 

It's easy to upload and share pictures and it's for free!

[lynxette]

Thank you for the info...unfortunately I have no way that I know of to make a picture to put on the computer.

[Worker 11811]

Our Bears have been known to play with my scanner.

 

http://i107.photobucket.com/albums/m294/Cirrus01/ScannerBears.jpg

 

You don't have a digital camera? You can pick up a 4 megapixel one for $120.

 

http://www.pcconnection.com/ProductDetail?Sku=6922284

 

If you look around on that site you can pick up an "El-Cheapo" model for under $50. Buyer beware on those cheapos, though!

 

If you want a decent camera, you should expect to pay $200-$250. It's worth it. A camera is something you want to keep around for a relatively long time. You want one that's going to have the quality and features you want and is going to last for a at least a few years. Spend a few extra $$ now to get a camera you won't have to replace in six months.

 

But if you don't want a digi-cam you can go to Wal-Mart, Target or K-Mart and get a disposable film camera. Most film developers have the option to scan your photos onto a CD-ROM for you. It's usually only a few bucks more.

 

Get yourself a consumer version of Photoshop ($100 or less) and you're ready to go into business! If you don't want to buy photoshop there are plenty of free/shareware applications like GIMP.

 

There are so many options for digital photography! You supply the creativity. Your computer does the rest!