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This is my new windows background. Mormon row, Grand Tetons, WY.

Not my first time in Montana and Wyoming, but still breathtaking!

During my one month ago round trip from Orlando to Las Vegas I had my tripod attached to the outside of my camera bag and carried it on board. No problems ensued through security or on the jet. 

Hilarious! What's next a Rambo-ina costume?

This will age me, but when I first read your post I thought of the former rock band "The Doors".

I've used Sony Vegas since it was Main concept. It's expensive, but there's a reason you'll find it in most TV stations.

Love the stop action!

What I did for the below is set the camera to auto in order for the camera to tell me the settings it thought was best. Then I tweaked the settings from there. However, my settings were only a tad better than what the camera initially told me.

I took a kayak trip up the Wekiva river today. This adolescent gator was practicing his camouflage technique, but he didn't count on a 300mm zoom!

I'm sure it doesn't have the history of the one in Rodez, but it sure used it as a design model. This organ made an awesome sound!

Hey check out the similarity between #2 and this church in Savannah, Ga.

Correct! I have not attempted to build a laptop yet. Although I can say I've practically rebuilt my HP laptop. The monitor failed, the hard drive failed as well as several interface ribbon cables. Needless to say I'm done with HP laptops!

Thanks Bart that's good news and cheers me up just a little!

In certain areas of the world it's dangerous to go to church these days. I'm saddened to know that something as beautiful as your photos is not being used as a place of worship.

I agree on 200 not being enough for an air show. When I went back and looked at the data from my last air show 85% of my shots were at 300 mm which is my max zoom.