How to Save All open pictures in Adobe Photoshop

It is not possible. Unless you

1) Install the Adobe Script Runner

2) and you copy, paste and save as a .js (java script file) the text you find here

3) and you run it in Photoshop under File>Automate>Scripts

All the open documents in Photoshop will be saved in c:\Your_Temporary_Folder ! Thanks a lot for the script and for the explanations!!!

Watch me naked and help me paying back my car

In Italy (again), a young teenager sold her naked pictures via MMS to buy D&G bags and Gucci T-shirts. How primitive! She sold her body to buy fashion products. I would never do it. In fact, I will show you my one and only naked picture to help me paying back the 2100 CHF I spent to get my car repaired. Click on the censored image, enjoy the sexy view and donate something to Paypal

Money donated until now: 0.- CHF/2100,55 CHF

Amazing Steven Wood’s Tag Galaxy

Do you want to a have a look on all the pictures loranablog published on Flickr? Just go on Tag Galaxy, enter the tag loranablog and press on Go. Click on the planet Loranablog and click on the pictures composing it. Then click on the panel with the picture you clicked to see with better resolution. Amazing!!! Of course Tag Galaxy works with every other tag, showing all pictures related to your choice. Give it a try!!!

Ebenalp: another Paradise Switzerland

The Appenzeller region is always full of beautiful surprises. This time we went up by cable car to Ebenalp, then we went down to Seealpsee through the prehistoric Wildkirchli caves. Another wonderful and lucky day in Switzerland. Watch our picture on Flickr. Click HERE.

Arbacia lixula naked art

My first bird shooting in Switzerland

Today has been an exciting day. Weather was not so good and not so many people were at the Katzensee, close to Zürich: a perfect occasion to shoot some birds without being annoyed. The first one I got is a wonderful Ardea cinerea. After it an Anas platyrinchos came into my viewfinder. To finish the day I shot a Passer domesticus, just for fun. Quite a good day today! I love my 70-300 mm zoom objective! In the picture: the exquisite steak of ostrich my wife cooked when i went home.

I would really love to get naked for …

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… something so that a big audience could amplify my idea/protest or whatever. However, I am in a very big trouble as so many people already got naked:

- for animal rights
- against bearskin hats
- for vegetarian diets
- awareness of breast cancer

Neuchâtel and Bieler See shot with a EF 70-300 mm

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Nice food, really nice food in Neuchâtel at Le Maison des Halles. Not only for food we went to the Neuchâtel lake region, but especially for a bike tour. We rent two light and comfortable mountain bikes at the station (28 CHF per day) and we had an 8 hours tour from Neuchâtel to the Sankt Peter insel, biking along the channel connecting the two lakes and having a quick stop in Le Landeron.

Better you watch our picture in Flickr (CLICK HERE to open this picture set page) to get an idea of what we did. Practically every picture has been taken with my EF 70-300mm, f/4-5.6 IS USM … enjoy the nice light and focus effects obtained with it.

Ticino I love you

We had 3 wonderful days in Ticino (CH) last weekend. A lot of sun, friendly people, astonishing panoramas and very good food. What could we ask more than this? Thanks to Luigi for giving us all the tips for this unforgettable holidays. To better show you the places we’ve seen, Lorana opened a Flickr account. In this way, you can enjoy our pictures in full size format … and much more. Below instructions on how to use the Flickr service:

EOS 450D with EF 70-300mm, f/4-5.6 IS USM

God bless who created the Image Stabilizer. With a 300mm objective and without a tripod it is really difficult to keep the camera stable (for me). Click on the 2 post pictures above to see the difference between two shots, with or without IS. Do you know how the IS works? Do you know if it is normal to “hear” it when the shot button is half a way pushed to focus the object?

Watch here a 70mm to 300mm extension on the 450D …