Me: I need to delete my toes.
Hubby: Delete your toes?
Me: You know, erase them. Change the polish.
Hubby: You mean undo.
Me: Yeah, yeah. Undo. That’s non-destructive editing.
(In my defense, I was half asleep when this conversation took place.)
Daughter, standing in front of an east-facing window with full morning sun: Mom, look at this.
Me: My eyes are exposing for the window behind you and you’re too dark. I can’t see it.
(In my defense, I hadn’t yet put in my contacts.)
I looked in the mirror one day and my eye was bloodshot, and I thought, “Oh, I can fix that in Photoshop.” When Adobe makes a real-life adjustment brush, I wish they’d let me know.
Do you ever say or think crazy things like this?
Hilarious, Dawn!! And for your hubby to say “undo” instead of “redo” or “repaint”…he’s in computer (if not editing) mode, if you ask me. 😉
One morning when our power was out, I was still asleep, and one of the kids came in saying “its too dark, I can’t see a thing”… I replied with “take off the lens cap”. LOL, it is funny how somethings have such a powerful hold on our daily life 🙂 !
i do that all the time! especially on my face. i have this strange dot next to one of my eyes (been there forever) and only recently do i look in the mirror while putting on make up and reach for my clone brush, which, oddly enough, is not in my make-up kit. it so should be though.
Amy, yes, I think you’re right. 😉
Melissa, my kids aren’t going to remember what I looked like. I’m in so few pictures, and most of them edited. 😉
Tye, yes they sure do. I’m sure you can relate to that feeling of waking up and knowing you’ve been shooting and/or editing all night in your sleep.
I can’t even remember what I was going to comment because I read Tye’s comment and got distracting with my own laughing. I need the history brush.
LOL!
I can totally see that happening to me eventually.