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1. This one is huge:

http://picasaweb.google.com/marha1953/Lexington/photo?authkey=lAS6-yFclms#5181883268971614114

The slide needs to reflect the enormity of the project, so I think we need all the feet of the beams to stick out beyond the frame. Certainly the two bottom ones and the one at the left…I don't know if we can make the one at the right stick out. Now there is a problem...this is a composite photo made from three photos, and we need the beams to look whole. On the left, maybe we just cut off the extra photo, but on the right, we really need to somehow stretch the right section of the photo so that the beam across the center and the right look complete and natural, as if it was one photo. Does this make sense to you?

2. This one is fun and easy:

http://picasaweb.google.com/marha1953/2ManSubmarine/photo?authkey=L6rEE1z3ddw#5179126726203204146

This is a submarine. I think we can just draw a frame around it, something that feels like sea or ocean water. Then we can have bubbles coming out of the submarine and floating up out of the frame a bit. What do you think?

3. This one is colourful:

http://picasaweb.google.com/marha1953/SlideShow/photo?authkey=vhyqBFt5YZg#5169144709660218962


I wonder if we can put it all in a frame and extend the rail out of the frame to the bottom left. Then can we make the rail fade into hot red and yellow (as if the metal is being heated) and finally fade from yellow into white with the white background.

4. Another fairly simple one:

http://picasaweb.google.com/marha1953/SlideShow/photo?authkey=vhyqBFt5YZg#5169144718250153570

Can we have just the very bottom tip of the boat sticking out of the bottom of the frame? Can we then have the water just starting to cascade out of the frame? Not across the whole bottom of the frame, but you know how when you start to pour water out of a square container, it starts pouring at one or two spots before the rest? Am I making sense?

Thanks.