Long Long Journey

A poor,lazy man's way of obtaining a double-exposure. Shoot the two photographs off the monitor screen in RAW, download it again, combine it in the camera image overlay,crop and there. It took about four times, and I liked this one best where the lenses of now are lined up with my eyes of then. The glasses are actually black, how the eyes were exposed through it is a mystery.
I am lamenting two things today. One, when I got the Canon S110, I was hoping against hope that they had corrected the ISO problem of the S100 I have, and the S95 which did not have it. It had it. Still not corrected. Do not know where I read it was a fix, maybe the S120.
Two, the rebate is in the form of a AmEx purchase card. I guarantee that Cabela's will not accept it as payment on the card. I am really put out. If I had not been so quick to order what seemed a killer deal for $185! I am quietly trying to convince myself otherwise. I do not want to pay to have to send such a large item back. Looks as if I am stuck with it. Lesson learned. If it seems too good to be true, there is a catch hidden somewhere.
I await Ritz response to the AmEx card. What is the point of advertising 185 after rebate if you cannot redeem the card toward the purchase price?
I delivered the cards down to the gallery today, placing them in a spinner rack and on the table in the basket with the other prints. We shall see if they sell.
There are many prints in the gold theme I would like to work up for Ivy House, but am currently out of paper and ink. One expense after another.
Sold a 5x7 the other day. So, sells are slow but at least every now and then a sale. Better by far than the uptown Gallery by McDonald's location.
We possibly tonight will go to Tilly's bar and grill to hear Rick Bringger on bass and his band play. Then again, it's 5:30 and Melanie is still not home, so I suspect she will come home and crash. Jordon will be let down as he wants to order a beer on his 21 year age.