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This was another in the set before i took the good ones from a fixed position. You can also see a few "ghost" vehicles in the photo as well. I was still to far away from the road for this to be a good photo. It was about 1.5 second exposure with a F-Stop of 8. What is your opinion? Blogroll Me!Subscribe to my Posts...

No pictures at the moment, but I've got a really annoying dead pixel on my Eee PC 900.  Bright white and very noticeable. Just a week earlier I chose a Toshiba satellite laptop for my parents and it too had a dead pixel, although that was right in the corner and far less noticeable - so we decided not to bother exchanging it.

Photo Of The Day: Water Fountain May 14th, 2008 by JACQ Hi guys! If you're new here, you should subscribe to my RSS feed. TQ for visiting! :) Was at First Beach with WC for some lepak time recently, and since my dSLR was with me, I thought, why not practice on my night shots?

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The A200 book is in full swing. The 50% deadline has passed and the 75% is fast approaching

DigitalTrends has reviewed the Sony Alpha A200 an entry level digital SLR camera featuring a 10.2 megapixel (CCD) APS image sensor, 2.7 inch LCD Clear Photo LCDTM screen (230,000 pixels), and ISO range of 100 to 3200, built in super steady shot and a burst mode of 3 frames per second to the full capacity of the card that it is using when shooting in JPEG (and for a burst of 6 frames in RAW).

I took these in Alexandria Virginia at the George Washington Masonic Memorial. It is a beautiful structure that towers more than 300 feet into the sky. You can take a tour of the building that has 9 floors. The elevators are tilted in a 7.5 degree angle and start out about 50 feet apart and on the 9th floor are no more than 10 feet between them.

Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington Virginia: Saturday May 10, 2008 I took this photo and i wanted to see what it looks like in color and B/W. I use the B/W for my desktop. I shot it in an 16:9 HD Aspect Ratio so you can get the total effect of the sky and land.

This is a series of photographs i took in color and Black and White. This is an incredible large place to walk around it and a person could not see it all in a day. It has over 20 burials a day that happen there. If you ever get a chance to go there, I strongly recommend it.