Free - Adobe "LightRoom" for Windows

[Allan Rahbek]

Mike,
Is this a de Laszlo ?
I had the pleasure of seeing an exhibition of his paintings, in a private collection in Amsterdam, this spring. He style is somewhere between Boldini and Sargent, very elegant and paints extremely fast (I saw old movies of him painting) The quality is closer to Sargent than to Boldini.
Allan

[Mike McCarty]

Indeed it is.

La Contessa Annade Noaill by Philip Alexius de Laszlo.

And another, this one could be posted and studied for what it brings to a two person composition. Could their be anything more elegant than the one above? Both are favorites of mine.

[Olena Babak]

Mike,
Thank you for posting this topic.
It's a very interesting program! I just finished download and had a little bit of time to play with it. Impressive! Very visual and not complicated to use.
I tried to print and didn't experience any problems.
Also thank you for posting example of work by Laszlo
I never came across his works before. He is terrific!!! http://www.artrenewal.org/asp/database/art.asp?aid=875

Mischa,
I would suggest downloading program again. Sometimes reinstall can be the solution. Just make sure you download it to your hard drive first before running the installation and close out from all other programs. New programs have tendency to have glitches like you described.
Olena

[Natalie Hunsaker]

Allen, I was about to ask you where you found the videos of Laszlo when I figured I better google it myself first. Thought you (and anyone else) might be interested in this little gem:

http://www.delaszloarchivetrust.com/video.html

You are right--he is very fast. This video is pretty instructive of how he sets up his light and model, too. Interesting.