5 Photos Due Today & How to Send/Save Your Images

HW Due today- 5 pictures from scavenger hunt

Do Now: Have your images ready to show me, either on your computer or on your phone



Today we will go over how to send and save your images to yourself. 

For anyone that has sent the pictures to themselves already and downloaded the images, start editing your images in Photoshop. Use your Adjustment tools to edit the lighting, colors, tones, etc. 


How to Send/Save Images on Your Computer
  1. Email the photos to yourself. 
               
                Click on the red Compose button then type in your email address 
  To attach your images to the email, click on the Paper Clip icon on the top of your  screen. You can then select all of your images that you want to send. 
  After you have added all of your photos, click on on the middle triangle icon to send the email 
       
  1. Click on the email you just received from yourself that have your images
    When you hover your mouse over the image, two icons will show up.  Click the Arrow (Download) icon. This will download your images to your computer.
  1. Now go to the Downloads folder on your computer. You should be able to find your image that you just downloaded. 
       You can drag that into your folder on the desktop
               OR
        Double Click on the image and it will open up in Windows Photo Viewer.
        On the top, click File-Make a Copy - click on Desktop and double click on your Folder - Save

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