14060 in green

[roadcarver]

Hahaha. BKL will have a surprise in the morning.

Originally Posted by Prince

Indeed, Vernon.

You know, he's going to read these posts and say something like: "What did I do to deserve this?", or "How do I get dragged into threads that don't concern me?", or "Et tu, everybody???"

[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by roadcarver

Hahaha. BKL will have a surprise in the morning.

Vernon,

You are definitely on your way to tosserdom, you tosser!!

The rest of these tossers are incorrigible!!

[Prince]

Originally Posted by JJ Irani

...The rest of these tossers are incorrigible!!

Why thank you, JJ!

[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by Prince

Why thank you, JJ!

What the hell are you doing up at almost 3 in the morning!!???

[Prince]

Originally Posted by JJ Irani

What the hell are you doing up at almost 3 in the morning!!???

I have been on Thanksgiving vacation for a week, and I have screwed up my normal schedule by staying up later and getting up later the next day. I went to sleep earlier for awhile, but woke up and couldn't go back to sleep. Oh, I'll pay for it later in the morning. It's back to work...

[roadcarver]

Coming from you JJ, that is a compliment!

Originally Posted by JJ Irani

Vernon,

You are definitely on your way to tosserdom, you tosser!!

The rest of these tossers are incorrigible!!

[wmthedirector]

Originally Posted by mrbieler

Nice. That looks great.

I need to work on lume shots. My only camera is a cheap digital work camera I use to photograph screw ups on the job.

You remind me of my cheap point and shoot camera,

[wmthedirector]

Originally Posted by roadcarver

Here's my 14060 lume shot... first attempts with Chip's advice

VERNON:

TRY a small aperture, like 16 or 32 the smaller the aparture the sharper the picture and more depth of field- and use a long exposure time like 2 seconds or more , it will work nicely, i used it with my film 35 and always came out perfect.

and lets see newer shots

[roadcarver]

Cool, let me try it tonight!

Originally Posted by wmthedirector

VERNON:

TRY a small aperture, like 16 or 32 the smaller the aparture the sharper the picture and more depth of field- and use a long exposure time like 2 seconds or more , it will work nicely, i used it with my film 35 and always came out perfect.

and lets see newer shots

[mrbieler]

Originally Posted by wmthedirector

You remind me of my cheap point and shoot camera,