Your work is just outstanding! Would love to see just how you do it! The wife and I will be in Danville the week of May 21st, maybe we could meet and just talk
keep up the Beautiful work and keep posting them!
I have the same printer and made the same changes as you, but have had NO issue with any cartridges and I use the remanufactured ink cartridges. Sorry that I don't have a method plan to help you with your issue.
I do agree with most everyone here, my feelings are my own, If one does not like the way some groups use your money.. " Don't donate to them...it's as simple as that. it's like people who complain about the Government, and don't VOTE, as far as I'm concerned .. they don't have a leg to stand on. All I'm saying is your donation comes from the heart, No one has said anything about war here, only wreaths for our Veterans who have made this a special Nation of caring people. God bless all and Merry Christmas! end of topic...............
At this point in time, as long as you make a donation to the cause that makes you feel proud.. that is all that counts. What things cost in the real world is not important, it is the idea and intent of your donation that is the important part of giving. As far as Wreaths Across America goes.. what is the cost of a wreath compared to the cost that Veteran made. Stop complaining and Honor those that gave so much of themselves for you!
Right back at you.. my friend.. Thanks to every one who wore the Uniform of this Great Nation
Time has come, that all this is put to rest! We all are quite different here, but we all have the same common ground.. Photography! We come from all walks of life, it does not make us better or worst then any one else. In our bond we freeze a moment of time.. which is the same here, that war and the events of it are too frozen in time.. we can not change that! So let's get off this kick and go out and record that special moment that means so much to us. Stay friends.... true friends are hard to find in this day and age. Treat people the way you want to be treated, and this world will be a better place for it! God bless the USA , and all she stands for, but most of all the men and women who serve, have served who stand between us and the gates of Hell, and protect us from assholes!
Yes! John McCain was shot down, yes he was a POW.. His lifestyle at the Hilton could have been so different, had he given his captures the information they wanted,, He did not!, Yet another American visitor to the Hilton is not talked about at all... Miss " Hanoi Hilton " Jane Fonda. John McCain did what he could for his fellow prisoners, where she made things more difficult for them. Mr. McCain is a Hero, not only for what he did, but what others didn't do. That war had a lasting effect on lots of people.. take a long look at the names on " the Wall ".. each name has an effect on the families, the comrades and the Country itself. I don't look with favor on those individuals who went North of our Border, or just flat out refused to serve their Nation, yet they are the first to complain. You can tell by my words...I served, and dam proud of it.. a Hero ..no! Men Like John McCain and the young Men & Women who serve today.. they are the True hero's.. not these want a be sports Guys who won't stand for the National Anthem. let them put on another uniform and see just what takes to be a real hero. After this, Remember 1 thing.. the difference between a CHAMP and a CHUMP is U.. God Bless America.
It is a pretty country, no matter where you go. Keep your equipment bag right with you.. it will walk away real quick if you don't.
I was there last in " 68", Temples all over the place. Rice patties , and the Highlands make great photo's. the Tunnels in Chu Chi will blow your mind
Great job! Real nice set up as well. I travel to each location in our area that a visit is planned, to pay my respects to my 5 buddies on the wall, and see the way each area sets up the Display.
This last one..6 local schools came to visit every day, to learn from the Veterans that stood their watch for their fallen comrades! Thank you for sharing your feelings shown in these photo's
You can always use Paint Shop to edit your photo's or even use Portrait pro to edit your Portraits, very easy to use, and not as expensive as other products.. there are a lot of " HOGS " that use these programs!
near the visitor's Center on the opposite side of the street is a wall, standing on it yo get a perfect view of the falls, you can catch the falls and the river as well ..at dusk the light's shine on the falls
you can move down the street and catch shots of the American side.. too get both falls the best view is from the tower then you can sit down to eat and view your photo's
jerryc41 wrote:
Nice scene. I have a nice aluminum flagpole out front that will never rust. In NY, they cannot charge sales tax on a state of federal flag. Whenever I buy one, I'm always ready for a fight. I guess the computer knows about that law, too.
Speaking of flags, have you noticed how many buildings have the American flag displayed on the wrong side? I used to comment to the people there, but it never made any difference. As you look at the building, it should be on your left.
never to old to care about the correct way to display our FLAG!
you have put tears in my eyes.. this is a tough weekend for those that stood next.. to those who did not come back ... remember them ALL
mine never comes down! thank you! for your support