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the postcard project: yellowstone national park.

since yellowstone national park spans wyoming, montana and idaho , the postcard project judges are happy that kelly ( also known as *milly* ) pointed out that these bison are grazing in montana.

a long time ago in a universe far, far away, kris and i slept in sleeping bags under the a nightime sky in yellowstone that was filled with an impossible number of stars. and the next day i was nearly gored by a bison when he ( she? ) didn't care for me bounding up beside him so that kris could get a picture of the both of us.

many thanks to kelly for inviting us for an epicurean adventure where the buffalo roam. we'll pass on the buffalo chips though :-)

[ see the postcard project slideshow and visit "postcards from budapest" for the current postcard project address. ]

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4/06/2006 07:31:00 PM 1 comments

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hi rena,

i scan the front and back of the postcards, making sure that the width and height for each scan is the same ( this is easy to do using photoshop ). i then create a new image that's the same width but twice the height of the original scans and then copy and paste and position the front and back appropriately.

hope this helps.

eric

By e3, at 12:36 PM

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