Thanks for the tips. That helps a lot.

Thanks for the warm welcome from everyone.

I thought those photos were going to be little thumb nails on the side. I must have done wrong.

The tower shot is the antenna on the Empire State buildg. I was on a shoot 2 to 3 times a wk. for 4 months. Did about 2,000 photos. The shot you see is from one of my photographers in a chopper.

I'm an ex-ironworker and a photographer so that's why I got the assignment. Climbing steel was natural for me.

Being on a forum like this is new to me, I've never been on one before so I may need some help.

This site looked interesting so I signed up to see how it goes. I'm always interested in what other photographers are doing.
And very envious at how good some "amateurs" are in their creativity.

Served in the Navy & Army 101st Airborne Div. In the photography studio business for 45 yrs. with 4 studio's. Closed the last studio 3 yrs. ago. Work out of 2 office's in my home now. Past president of the Professional Photographers of Pennsylvania.
I do commercial, portrait and stock photography with 40,000 photos to draw from.
I'm a jogger, peddle biker and dance skater for over 30 yrs.
I work on photographs everyday.