Sounds like Linda Lee is out in the sticks and not just around the corner from Costco. I use Nations Photo Lab - very reasonable prices and top notch prints of all types and sizes including board, foam core, books, canvas and so much more. You don't get them as fast but it's hard to beat the quality.

If you use Costco, I recommend that:
1. you download their profile on the drycreek website.
2. use a calibrated monitor,
3. If you order on-line, click on the "Do not auto correct" button when you order. YOu can also add copyright data to the back of your prints, ie: "© 2011 John Doe".
4. If you order in store, turn off the "auto correct", which is an option near the end of the ordering process.

There is another method that will get you close. If anyone is interested let me know.

Brad- how lucky are you? You have a daughter that you can photograph and easily get her into a modeling career AND become a pro photog in the process!
Love the beaches in SC, my little Bro was born at Beaufort (MCAS) SC, and we have lived up and down the east coast most of my life, and the east coast of FL as far as beaches, does not compare, the west coast is another story.
I'm also shooting a D90 (great camera), have really learned quite a lot with it. I didn't really feel that the D7000 was enough of an upgrade to warrant the expenditure- it's better, no doubt, but I'm sure Nikons next batch will likely far exceed it. Have you ever used a D700? Wow, the viewfinder is SO much better than any of the DX models.

Looking forward to your progress! :thumbup:

Hi Strubbles! :-D

Sounds like Linda Lee is out in the sticks and not just around the corner from Costco. I use Nations Photo Lab - very reasonable prices and top notch prints of all types and sizes including board, foam core, books, canvas and so much more. You don't get them as fast but it's hard to beat the quality.