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Mar 17, 2020 09:42:30   #
burkphoto wrote:
Leaders can't save us from viruses. Here's food for thought as mass panic ensues and a stock market meltdown ruins our retirement investments:

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/03/coronavirus-showed-america-wasnt-task/608023/

[It's allegorical to say that] the Emperor Nero fiddled while Rome burned. (History repeats itself.)

As is the author of the linked article below, I, too, have been a life-long Republican. Hell, I went to college with Tony Snow, the late Fox News host and Bush 43 Press Secretary. And I agree with every word in this article:

https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2020/03/peter-wehner-trump-presidency-over/607969/
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I suppose you think that Bernie or Sanders is or would do better, huh!!! Or maybe you think you could do better??? I would suggest a good head soaking!! I would also suggest that this is the authors "wishful thinking" at best.





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Mar 13, 2020 08:50:02   #
Richard1947 wrote:
I guess I'll just give up on asking.




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Mar 12, 2020 09:13:22   #
CHG_CANON wrote:
The only sure way to make money in photography is to sell your equipment.





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Mar 9, 2020 08:43:34   #
DBaltzer wrote:
I did a search on this subject and most of the threads are 2017 or older. I have a stitched 20x40" landscape that I think will translate very well to high gloss metal. Aluminyze offers this size and finish as one of their standards (Costco does not). It's a bit pricey but given where I'm going to place it (over the fireplace in the living room) I'm okay with a $225+ tab. The reviews from 4 or 5 years ago were overall positive about the quality from Aluminyze, but things change. Does anyone have recent experience with them or is there another vendor I should check out before placing the order?
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HD Aluminum in Vancouver, WA also produces a great product. I have four images hanging in my house presently and they produce ready to hang products in various finishes and frames. Also (at an additional charge of $10) they send a 5 x 7 for final approval prior to producing the finished product so you have a chance to see the finish selected prior to producing/sending the final product.
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Feb 27, 2020 22:06:23   #
nervous2 wrote:
It is with some real sadness that I report that Steve Perry has decided to discontinue his periodic podcast. Apparently some bitched and moaned about the format and the presentations in general. To my way of thinking, these are the same kinds of people who would bitch and moan if they were hanged with a new rope. If they didn't like the podcasts, they didn't have to participate. Instead, they spoil it for the rest of us. I know Steve is a much-respected hedgehogger--and I enjoy his posts and responses here as well. Sorry to vent and rant a bit, but I'm just sorry to lose one means of education that I truly appreciated and looked forward to hearing. I'll watch for Steve's advice wherever I can get it.
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I also have all of Steve's ebooks and they are awesome!!
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Feb 27, 2020 09:32:42   #
pahtspix wrote:
I've learned more from Steve Perry and his backcountrygallery.com than any other source! The cost of his e-books is a mere pittance in cost compared to what they offer!! I've been using back-button focus,ISO Auto and other techniques for years now..All garnered from his E-books , videos and Tutorials!!


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Feb 19, 2020 08:30:34   #
whfowle wrote:
I understand that the NASCAR promoters see their racing as a means to make money and crashes tend to get a lot of attention. So, they have little reason to change things. The lack of discipline among the drivers also contributes to the problem. I doubt they will make much of a change because it would effect their pocket book. Truly sad as well as dangerous. I watch Formula 1 quite a bit, and while they have some horrendous crashes, for the most part, it is not the plan. The organizers in F1 simply don't allow dangerous driving and nearly always fine the drivers or the teams severely when they drive dangerously.
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Feb 12, 2020 08:30:18   #
bosarge wrote:
This is the Sand Island Light House built 1873 to help Ship navigate from the Gulf of Mexico into Mobile Bay. This is also the place where the phrase "Dam the torpedoes full speed ahead" by a Union Navy ship Captian at the battle of Mobile Bay doing the Civil War. I took this picture freehand as I was standing on the East end of Dauphin Island, Al. It's about three miles away from where I'm standing.


You might clean your sensor!! Lot of debri in the sky!!
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Feb 3, 2020 09:34:34   #
Rich2236 wrote:
I watched both the game and the commercials. Most of the comm's stunk! They were repeats of ones I have seen before, and the rest, imho, were incoherent!

But the GAME!!!! WoW...the last 6 minutes were worth the entire game!!!!
Rich...


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Jan 31, 2020 09:07:45   #
John Sh wrote:
I tried something a bit different here. 1/10 sec exposure, hand held using my legs and elbows as a brace.
The a quick change of settings to get this tern in flight.


You might try cleaning your sensor! Lots of debris in the sky area.
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Jan 30, 2020 14:42:44   #
vbrown wrote:
slow shutter speed induced spray...


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Jan 29, 2020 20:19:08   #
Timmers wrote:
Now, it is time to 'see' the princess Tyann in all her glory!

Post if you want more of Tyann and the world of The Fay.

Thee women are NOT nude, they are covered in paint with Liquid Latex underneath. In their hair is tempera paint. Transitions from the areas of latex acrylic paint was in use. Yes, it was a blast!


No Thanks, but thanks for asking!!
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Dec 25, 2019 08:59:04   #
Scruples wrote:
I'm partial to a Harley Davidson Fat Boy but if it is in Santa's budget, I'll take an Excelsior Henderson. Please, Santa. I've been a good boy! I promise!




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Dec 10, 2019 08:08:34   #
Woodworm65 wrote:
Is it me or my age, I am not a big user of Facebook but tend to look at it from time to time and people have a tendency to put the dumbest things on it such as having breakfast at, having lunch at, or having a glass of wine at, I do believe these people have no life or just need to tell everyone what they do on a a daily basis. Please tell me is it just me.




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Dec 3, 2019 17:20:28   #
rmalarz wrote:
I just received the following email from the CEO of B and H. This should clear solutions to the imposed sales tax charged for out-of-state purchase transactions.

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