Automatic red-eye reduction doesn't work well if the relevant person in a photograph is wearing a Spiderman costume, including face paint.
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In which I dissertate, parent and rarely, if ever, cook dinner
About Me
- Ruth
- A graduate student, college basketball fan, vegetarian and lapsed violinist. Mom to WonderGirl (age: 5) and Rocco (age: walking but not running), wife to DT (age: walks and runs very well).
What I said yesterday
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- Yes, that's me in the corner...
- Dear Moms Against Mercury,
- Knock softly and carry a quiet clipboard
- Motivation
- I don't care what you're late for, SLOW THE EFF DOWN!
- A little of this, a little of that
- Two pieces of evidence which highlight my slipping...
- The breastfeeding middle ground
- What she said
- Happy Father's Day, indeed
- Life lesson
- Do I look like an uptight control freak?
- Not that I know everthing about parenting, but...
- Humor, catgorized according to WonderGirl
- True story
- Haiku to commemorate a momentous occasion
- All hail the Chicks
- Innumeracy
- Really? Emma? But Gwyneth and I have nothing in co...
- Big Bird did what?
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2 comments:
Did you end up with a photo of Possessed Toddler Superman? I bet it was adorable.
Actually, it was even worse than that. The software thought the whole face was a giant blob of red-eye and turned it a weird brown-green generic eye-color. If it was my kid, I'd post the picture, but it was a classmate. Very creepy.
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