The document discusses photographs of Brazilian Baroque churches and provides context about their locations. It notes that Portuguese colonists searching for gold founded churches in cities like Brasilia, Diamantina and Ouro Preto. The photos show ancient churches, colonial streets, and depictions of churches by Aleijadinho. The document also provides advice about using photo editors instead of MS Paint for higher quality editing of digital photographs.

2. Brazil: Portuguese colonists searching for gold

3. Baroque Roofs

4. Brasilia, DF: Ancient Church at Imperial Royal Road

5. Old colonial street leading to the church

7. In the shadows of the tree you see two mules

8. Ouro Preto, MG – Brazil. St Francis Church, by Aleijadinho

9. Different from slide #8. A “square” church. No curve lines.

10. We Need ever a Photo Editor Pictures shot with digital cameras have a high definition pattern. MS Paint do not support it. That means: MS Paint pixels are too large, not in high definition. It is the reason why your photos open on MS Paint are bigger (till one yard width, in some cases), too much bigger than the original shot. You will find numberless photo editors to download. Some free. Others you will pay for them. My editor is Corel Photo Paint. Go to “Image”/”Repattern”. There, you can resize your picture to the size of monitor scream. Save it. And now, your picture is ready to go. Open it at MS Paint and do your job.