if you don't get rid of it I will talk to my college photography professor and see if we would be able to have space to set it up.

What a way to start the day....enjoyed your post.

I happened by an estate sale and picked up a Polaroid 2000FF 35 mm camera for a dollar. The lady knew nothing about it as it belonged to her brother-in-law who had passed away. Any comments about this camera? actually I have never heard of it. Thanks and I really enjoy the hog.

That female attendant had nerves of steel to be standing in front of the 2 girls merely about 2" from the edge. I don't think I could even be on the platform much less going for the ride.

A year ago I was told by my doctor you have a small cataract, maybe 5 years or so we will look at taking care of it. I go back in a year later and the tech asks if I am having any problems with my vision? I said well at nite the headlights of cars bother me, she said a sign of cataracts sure enough she could see the cataracts with out using the scope. I had 20/300 in my right eye so we did it first a month later the other one. I now have 20/20 in left eye and 20/30 in right eye no glasses which I had worn for 30 years. I do use a pair of cheap reading glasses my wife had picked up prior to her surgery for computer and reading newspaper. The surgery was painless and was over before I realized it had started.

Truly amazing..thanks for posting it.

love both the color and the B&W.

I still have my canon AE-1 and a canon rebel t2 both have film in them and I do shoot them once in a while. I do have access to a full darkroom at my local college so it cuts down on the cost of developing the film and I do enjoy developing film only drawback you don't know what you have until you hit the darkroom. By the way I love the hog some mighty good information to be found here.

I love the 55 chevy, I had one back in the day it was turquoise and white with leather pleated seats. One of the many mistakes I have made in my life was trade it in on a 63 chevy. The 55 was cherry wishing I had it to this day.

There have been many quarterbacks after retiring said they cheated during games. It's not right but probably all teams cheat some just don't get caught. One solution I think is both teams use the same balls, that way neither would be at an advantage. The refs handle those balls after every play how come they couldn't tell if the ball was soft( after handling so many balls in their jobs) you would think they would notice the ball felt different. It's said and done it's water under the bridge...........I'm ready for some football.

Nice pics Robert, in high school my buddy had a model A and when we would go to school there was a steep hill leading up to the school, the old girl wouldn't pull the hill forward so we would have to back up the hill. Autos have come a long ways but I still love the oldies.

Thank you for all the info..........just finished digital class in college and instructor would only let us use manual and no flash until final project then anything we wanted to use except program he said that was letting camera tell you what it was going to do not what you wanted it to do. Again thanks for the feedback I like the hog and am getting some great hints and tips.

Being new in photography I am wondering what modes most of you shoot in............program...manual...aperature priority.......shutter priority? Or does it make a difference as to what kind of shot you are taking?

While we are on this subject I just upgraded from a canon rebel T-3 to a canon rebel T-5..............what are your thoughts on the T-5? I have a cable shutter release for the T-3 and hoping they make a infrared release for the T-5. I haven't checked with the camera stores yet. any comment will be nice thanks.

new to digital photography, just finished a digital class at the local college as well as a B&W class, boy that kept me hoping. Am going to take a photoshop class this summer semester and hope to take digital studio class fall semester. I am getting lots of hints from hedgehog glad I found this site.