INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to https://downloadgram.com/ in your browser. You can download Instagram photos from this site. Click the "New Tab" icon to the right of the DownloadGram tab, then go to https://www.instagram.com/ to view your feed if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into Instagram, you'll need to enter your username and password to log in before continuing. Scroll through your feed until you find the picture that you want to download, or go to the profile of the person who posted the photo. To go to a person's profile, click the "Search" text bar at the top of the Instagram page, type in the person's username, and click their profile in the drop-down menu. It's in the bottom-right corner of the picture's frame. A menu will appear. If you went to someone's profile, first click the picture that you want to download. This option is at the top of the menu. Clicking it takes you to the picture's post page. Click the address bar that's at the top of your browser window to highlight its contents, then press Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac) to copy it. Click the DownloadGram tab to open its page. Click the search bar in the middle of the page, then press Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (Mac). You should see the Instagram post's web address appear in the search bar. It's a grey button below the search bar. This green button will appear below the original Download button. Clicking it will prompt the Instagram photo to download onto your computer as per your browser's preferred download folder. On some browsers, you will have to select a download folder and click Save or OK to download the photo.

SUMMARY: Open the DownloadGram website. Open Instagram in a new tab. Find the picture that you want to download. Click . Click Go to post. Copy the picture's URL. Go back to the DownloadGram tab. Paste in the URL. Click Download. Click Download image when prompted.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Practice is most effective when you do it often. Spread out your practice sessions over the course of your week. Set aside 15 minutes to an hour to practice on days you can. For instance, you might decide to practice 4 times per week on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday. Don't try to do all of your practice on 1 day. It's better to do 15-30 minutes of practice 4 days a week than to do 4 hours of practice all in one day. If you're distracted during your practice sessions, you'll learn less and won't improve as quickly. When you're practicing, do your best to block out distractions. Direct all of your thoughts to what you're doing. It may help to turn off distractions, like your phone or the TV, if you can. If you live with family or roommates, ask them to not bother you while you're doing your practice. You might think that repetition will help you master a skill, and that's partly true. However, doing something exactly the same way each time won't help you get better as quickly as changing things up will. Try to make each of your practice sessions a little different to help you keep growing. For example, let's say you're trying to run a marathon. Changes you might make include running on a different terrain, switching routes, running with a partner, running on an incline, or cross training. If your goal is to write a novel, you might move to a new work space, try listening to music, or try incorporating a prompt into your idea. Good feedback can help you recognize what you're doing well and where you can improve. To make sure you're getting good feedback, talk to someone with knowledge or expertise about what you're doing. Make sure the person is someone you can trust to be honest with you while still remaining kind. Let's say you're trying to get your art in a local gallery. Your parents likely can't give you good feedback about your art, but an art teacher or gallery owner can. Similarly, let's say you want to be the chef at your own restaurant. Ask a fellow chef to rate your recipes or invite the foodies in your life to a test dinner. No one is perfect, and striving for perfection can prevent you from reaching your goals. Rather than trying to be perfect, just try to do your best, as that's all you can do. Additionally, keep your focus on constantly improving. It'll likely take hard work and lots of practice before you're good at what you're trying to do. Don't give up! You can get good at something if you keep at it. You'll likely have days when things don't work out or when you feel like you've failed. That's totally normal, and everyone who is successful has these days. Give yourself permission to start over if things aren't working out. For example, let's say your goal is to run a marathon, but you're feeling burnt out with your workout plan. You might start over with a totally new training plan. Similarly, let's say you want to write a novel but you hate what you've written. It's okay to start a new draft. Just keep going!

SUMMARY: Schedule practice sessions into your weekly schedule. Focus all of your attention on the task at hand during your practice. Make small changes to your practice each time to help you grow. Get feedback from a knowledgeable person to help you improve. Let go of the idea of perfection. Don't be afraid to start over.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll find more info about Photoshop Elements there, along with different bundles of the software. If neither of the bundles is in your price range, it's recommended you try using GIMP, a free photo-editing program with many of the same features as Photoshop. Just click the Sign In tab in the top-right corner of the page and enter your Adobe ID with your password. If you have never worked with Photoshop before, or with any graphic editor more sophisticated than the one bundled with your version of Windows or MacOS, you may want to start with the hobbyist version of Photoshop, Photoshop Elements. Photoshop Elements is geared more toward the photography hobbyist than the graphic designer, offering a simpler color management system, no detailed color features for colorblindness, and fewer plug-ins than Photoshop. It can, however, help you learn some of the basics of Photoshop and decide if you want to move on to the professional version.

SUMMARY:
Open your Web browser and go to Photoshop Elements' website. Log in to your Adobe account. Download Photoshop Elements.