Nice!

That is a great photo! the detail and sharpness are superb.

Because of the political climate, many Americans are ashamed of our flag and what it stands for. Those of us who served understand the symbolism and what our once and future great country can become with the right leadership. This is not a party discussion, we need people to vote for the people who would proudly serve this country and not any group or themselves.

Since no one else has suggested it, i recommend you start by reading "Understanding Exposure" by Bryan Peterson. It is an excellent resource on light and exposure. One of the first things he recommends is to go manual and then explains how.

Nothing on this piece of dirt we call home is free. Everything has its price. The real question his not in price or cost or even what the ultimate spend is.

The true question seems to me to be, what is the worth?

Sgt. USAF 1974-1978

Thanks for sharing. I've always believed that God made man in His image and he made dog in His mirror image.That's why dog is God spelled backward.

Search YouTube for Adobe Photoshop and you will find more help than you need. I personally like the series Anthony Morganti did for both Lightroom and Photoshop but there are several series out there.

WOW! :thumbup:

Nice story and almost true. The fact is, it was a Ruger LCP .380 ACP semi-automatic pistol. Afterwards, Ruger issued a commemorative "Coyote Special" model in nickel plat and rosewood grips with a coyote and the words "Coyote Special" on it. Nice looking weapon.

Not only did he save the state money, but increased revenues in the private sector!

BTW, I live in Texas and love it. Greatest state in the Union! I am not a large supporter of the current governor and am looking forward to the January change.

B&H had it for $69.99 plus free expedited shipping this morning ($79.99 download). Almost paid the Amazon price till I got the B&H e-mail.

My hometown is New Orleans, Louisiana so recycled waste water hits real close to home. I once stopped at a rest stop along the Mississippi River near St. Louis, Missouri. Over the urinal was a sign that said, "Flush twice, it's a long way to New Orleans." Since the Mississippi River is where the city gets its water, I understand. On the other hand, the city was also voted the city with the best tasting drinking water!

Phenomenal is a true understatement. Thank you for giving me something else to aspire to.