I hope so. I need an excuse.

I would like to see the silver one pass me at night on a country road just to see all those lights. Beautiful cars and very nice shots. I do remember Allards back in 1951 when I was trying to decide to be a newspaper reporter or not.

Easy to see why she is your favorite model. Nice shots.

This story is really beginning to take on some very important issues it seems to me. Should the one, five, ten or twenty dollar bill carry the portrait of our most lovely Madame P.? Personally I would rather see her on the largest bill that most people would not carry since I am sure the most of us Hedgehoggers are not all that willing to share her with the mundane world. Perhaps the Ministry would consider something like this.

I agree that Madame P would be a welcome replacement for ol' George however I would like to see just a hint of a smile on that beautiful face. I would really make those bills pop/

T.P. do you think it is possible for one of the Dark Ladies to transmit a spell over the internet? I found myself snapping at some flies around lunch time yesterday after spending quite some time looking at DL Kimberly and just hopping around the house. Not sure what happened but today is OK. Was it because I should have been looking at Madame P?

Why not have a little fun. I think it is neat.

I agree with Dixiegirl about using the blue coloring. This fine Dark Lady is one of the finest in the stable of all the Dark Ladies whose pictures you have posted. Still no one can beat our Madame P but several come close.

Oh man! I love it. Lets race my hemi gasser of 1969.

Fast and loud! I love it. Brings back my youth of some 50 years ago.

It is always nice to know that there are other Dark Ladies around to pay a visit once in awhile. I bet our own Madame P gets a little lonesome just being all by herself in the Wicked Witch department.

Nice, very nice. Wish I could see a little more detail of the couple. They have sort of disappeared. I like Treepusher's comment above who is anything but an amateur.

I agree. They are short enough to be read while taking them off the shelf. Thanks for the chuckle.

I was just trying to see the size of even a Nimitz class carrier and where one could hide it from any other air attack. It would take a very large hiding place for anything. I believer Madame P and her broom would be all the Ministry would need. Maybe she could get a little help from some other Dark Ladies if things got out of hand. The portrait of Madame P is one of the best I have seen. I don't know how you stand working around there with such a beautiful lady, wicked witch or not.

In addition to my comment above, my D90 and D7000 both have focus motors built in the body. My wife uses the D90 with a Tamron 15-280 and I use a Sigma 18-250 both as a carry around. Not sure about the exact focal length on either and I am too lazy to get them out of the cabinet to be sure. We also share a Tamron 100-600 on a monopod when in the field. The focus motor works well with any other lens it seems as I have had many over the years. I bought the D7000 from Amazon a couple years ago. I think you should really check into the D7---- series. Can't go wrong with any of them.