I recently found a very good magazine called "digital photographer." It is published in England. I was a big fan of Outdoor Photographer but they folded this summer.
Just google it and you can get pretty good idea of what it covers.
It is sad that so many mags are gone.
You can order this in print or on line or both depending on your preference.

good shot- nice perspective and good composition

EUREKA! It worked. Thank you Dave!! you saved me from the dreaded help desk at Adobe.

Interesting- I noted that many of us have been members since 2013. We continue to help each other enjoy this wonderful hobby.

Hope this helps Chg_Canon also - who helps so many people every week

Thanks for your suggestion.
I have done that and it corrects it.
Unfortunately , I have to do it every time.
I can't find a "preference" or other setting to change that fixes it permanently.

I tried setting them to zero- it affects the color a little but the green color is still in the box on the lower right. That seems to be the culprit.

Whenever I open a new mask in LR, I get this green tint on the subject. It shows up in the color box at the bottom of the box (see attachment). I can go in manually and choose "white" from the picker but that is a real pain to do each time.
I have no idea what I accidentally did to create this problem- but would love some help in correcting it.

Many thanks,

Stan

Thanks again to all for viewing and commenting.

Thanks to all for your kind comments.

It was one of those spots where everything just lined up nicely to my eye. I remember an old piece of advice "put your camera in front of something interesting"

Took this on a rainy night this Fall in Turin, Italy. Lovely city loaded with history and charm

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There is an area by Bodega Bay called Marshall. Quite a few oyster spots to eat and pretty scenery. Mendocino is very worthwhile. If you can manage to go inland to Sonoma wine country you will not be disappointed by the sites. Literally can take any road and wowed.

Bsprague's list is spot on.

We had rain today and I watched MK, AM, JK and TW and learned something from all of them.

The upgrade was painless and smooth.

Now I have to upgrade from Catalina to Monterey. That will be a different project.

I have used Smugmug for years. Never lost a picture or had a problem.They get very good reviews for commercial use also- but I only do family and friends.
You can make the site its simple or slick as you wish.

My nephew experienced a power outage in Southern California and when power resumed, his external Seagate drive (possibly 10 years old) would not work. I know there have been numerous postings in the past about crashed drives with suggestions how to fix. However, none that came up in my search suggested the names of companies that had success.

Does anyone have a company that was successful in restoring an old drive?

I know he should have had a better back up system ( I use time machine with a WD unit and Backblaze for the cloud and have been happy with the results), but I am trying to help him deal with the current situation.

Thanks, Stan

We have been there many times and every time is a Wow!
A unique place in the world.

Some additional shots former "escape" to PG this Fall. These are along the Big Sur area south of Carmel.

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