I am a crass beginner who managed to start with a mirrorless camera, and I love being able to change a setting and see what effect the change will have before I press the button. This might not be important to someone who has done this for years and knows what effect changes will have, but for me it has been a real game-changer.
I simply right-click on the filename of the picture I want to open. A fly-down menu opens, I hover over 'Open with' and select 'Photoshop Elements'.
I love Keene, New Hampshire! It is (or was at least - It's been awhile) one of the absolute prettiest small towns in the country. :)
Great advice, Andy! My family comes from that area and I love it but haven't been back in years. Hadn't thought of that at all. The northern route through upstate New York would go through Vermont and New Hampshire and so take in some also very beautiful scenery along the way. It would be a breathtaking journey.
My first choice would be Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont are gorgeous too but I haven't spent a lot of time in those states so I'm not qualified to suggest places there. If you head up the coast of Maine through Bar Harbor, perhaps taking the ferry to Acadia and the islands one day, you can't beat that scenery anywhere (You know, the 'Rock Bound Coast' thing). Don't stop at Bar Harbor though, that's only halfway up the coast. Keep going. There will be hills and winding roads, little fishing villages, lighthouses with histories. New England is beautiful any time of year but especially during the fall.