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Expanding your images has never been easier and we’ll show you the exact steps you need to follow to achieve the best results: 1. Launch Photoshop and open the image you want to work with. 2. Select the Crop Tool by pressing ‘C’ on your keyboard. 3. Look for the option “Generative Expand”...

Thanks, Oliver. I'll check it out.

Thanks for mentioning this critique on my thread. This is a stunning image. The Aurora looks like a butterfly to me.

More than ever, people who have little, or no knowledge ask if you have used photo processing software to get the image they are evaluating. If you answer yes, they feel they are being cheated. What they don't know is that you have to process the RAW image to get it back to the way you saw it...

Thanks for another great task, John. This topic should elicit lots of participation. You have provided some neat examples to get us started. Sequoia, Sequoia National Park, CA Apple Tree, Acadia National Park, ME Sitka Spruce covered in moss, Hoh Rainforest, WA Red Maples and...

I found a waterfall I haven't posted so far. This another version of Sunwapta Falls in Canada.

I love limericks and I also like to create them. Here is one I just made up about crows. To photograph crows is such fun, Unless they think that you have a gun, Then they fly away fast, while you stand there aghast, 'cause your image total is none. Here are my birds for this week: Wood...

Is that sky and clouds in the middle right of the image?

Wow, Alan. That is beautiful.

This is a spectacular place, Monika., especially this time of year when the monsoon rains saturate, the colors.

Thanks so much, Peter. I appreciate your kind remarks.

Thanks for the nice comments, Alan. I was expecting blue rocks when I first went there. But there are no blue rocks in Blue Canyon.

One of the prettiest canyons in Arizona is part of the Moenkopi Wash on the Hopi reservation. This image was taken late in the day.

Beautiful work, Jameel. Your recovery of the light and darks is outstanding. Stone Mountain is a famous geologic example of an exfoliation dome, and this image would be perfect for a geological textbook.

That is a great conversion, Alan. Very nice work.

Thanks for your kind words, Jim. They are much appreciated.

This will be the last "Salvage Week." Participation has been low, so I see no need to continue this effort when only three to four photographers participate. Here is my image for this week. It is the first image I ever took of Mt. Rainer back in the 1980s. It was so long ago I don't remember...

Beautiful series, Kyle.

Lots of good ones here. Here are mine. Bartlet Lake Regional Park, AZ Crazy Hill, Valley of Fire State Park, NV Alamo Lake State Park, AZ Coal Mine Canyon, AZ

As you already know, Eric, I love that sequence of the great egret feeding. Here are my contributions. Purple Gallinule Sandhill Crane Snow Goose and Blue morph variety