Posts for: Unclehoss
Apr 25, 2019 09:52:32 #
Thank you all for suggestions. All have been useful, I am not in demand other than friends who are relocating and have expressed interest in an image or two.
Apr 24, 2019 18:08:03 #
When any of you sign a print that you have made, what kind of pen do you use? Is there something I should look for that is specifically archival safe so that it does not fade the image over time?
Apr 23, 2019 19:16:05 #
My best reply for starting in Astoria and going south is just to stick to the coast and stop every where the scenery catches your eye. Way to many things to list.
Apr 17, 2019 16:57:02 #
Improvements to photo; move so what appears to be an Angus does not appear to be growing out of the mares tail and re-frame to give a little ground under the colts feet.
Favorite horse color black or buckskin
Favorite horse color black or buckskin
Apr 11, 2019 10:35:26 #
Apr 9, 2019 19:09:09 #
I haven't been down there in years but if you enjoy photographing wildlife, Sea Lion Caves is an area to explore. Lots of wildlife you don't get to see concentrated together.
Apr 4, 2019 11:20:40 #
Amazing the way you have captured the individual veining in the individual feathers on the bird. You rock it.
Apr 4, 2019 11:10:59 #
Very nice, Mark. I like the contrast of the bird against that background.
Apr 3, 2019 11:31:26 #
Traveller_Jeff wrote:
I’m afraid not. The fire marshal came into our building and told us to remove all the artwork from the walls because they were behind glass. He told us that we were in violation of the building codes New York City.
Quite honestly, Building Codes and Fire Codes are MUCH different and the Fire Marshal has no business commenting on Building Codes. It very well could be his misunderstanding or prejudices. I have had SEVERAL building inspectors impose additional requirements that legally they were not allowed too in my career.
Apr 2, 2019 14:29:03 #
Anyway to see some pictures to evaluate condition of lens?
Mar 28, 2019 12:20:17 #
Thank you for the photos, that is the most comprehensive collection I have seen. Very sobering display of dedication and heroism in a age of pettiness and silliness.
Mar 28, 2019 11:49:36 #
RWR wrote:
When you’re heavily invested in glass it's too expensive to switch brands, so of course the cameras that wear out the quickest are going to get the most sales.
That is what I say about ford pickups too.
Mar 27, 2019 15:44:36 #
dannac wrote:
Thanks
Example : I have one breaker that controls the kitchen light, dining light, and some far away receptacle in the living room.
I do not understand why they would do that.
Example : I have one breaker that controls the kitchen light, dining light, and some far away receptacle in the living room.
I do not understand why they would do that.
In this case, if the living room power needed service or went out for another reason, you could operate a lamp or work light from the circuit that controls the kitchen light, dining light and that far away receptacle in the living room to be able to see to do the work.
Mar 27, 2019 13:38:49 #
dannac wrote:
My error people.
I assumed the receptacle was controlled by the same breaker that controlled the lights for that room.
Must have been the paint fumes
Breaker 29 was off ... it controls receptacles in two separate bathrooms.
Breaker 28 controls two exterior receptacles.
Not sure what made the breaker trip though.
Thanks all.
I assumed the receptacle was controlled by the same breaker that controlled the lights for that room.
Must have been the paint fumes
Breaker 29 was off ... it controls receptacles in two separate bathrooms.
Breaker 28 controls two exterior receptacles.
Not sure what made the breaker trip though.
Thanks all.
That too, is often done in wiring homes. By having more than one circuit in a room, if there is need to work on one circuit, it is possible to still have power in the room. So often times, one circuit will serve more than one room and one room will be served by more than one circuit. Hope that made sense.
Mar 27, 2019 11:38:09 #
TriX wrote:
Yep, to save money, builders often use a single GFCI outlet in either the kitchen, bathroom, basement, garage or outdoors, and if it trips (usually due to moisture) all the other outlets hooked to it are off. Look in all those places until you find the GFCI outlet (it will usually have a light indicating it’s tripped) and reset it.
The requirement is to have the FIRST outlet in the series that is required to be ground fault protected to be the GFCI outlet, all other outlets down current are then GFI protected. Therefore, only one outlet per room with water outlets needs to be GFCI protected. It's not a short cut by the builder.