I'm currently working on a post showing bonnets etc. One of the originals is in really poor condition and taking some time to clean up without destroying details. The caps are very interesting -more detailed and elaborate than I had imagined when reading Heyer or other Romance authors. I enjoy doing this, it is a great stress-reliever, and I get a lot of practice with Photoshop. Just got a new version (my previous one was 8 years old! Practically from the Stone Age!) and I'm playing with it. Its a "student" version from England, so a bit different from American versions, I think. Anyway, its fun. I can always use Photoshop Elements if things get too complicated for me! I may post a few photos of "Georgian" and "Regency" jewelery: NOT owned by myself, of course.
I do have a beautiful miniature from the Regency era, of a beautiful lady posed somewhat like the Empress Josephine. I don't want to remove it from the frame, so it'll take a bit of work to get a good scan thru the glass.
Most of the pictures I post are in my Screensaver's folder, and my computer rotates thru them at random.
