Hi Everyone! I found this forum the other day. I have enjoyed going through some of the older post. still not done looking. I thought I would share with pics I took of my son this fall, I had to talk him into it, he really didn't want to but when we finally got started him got into it. The idea to do this came from a woman I work with, she told me that there was some teen age boys around where she lives, have been going into the woods and taking pictures of each other. rolling their pants legs up and posing like you would see in the old time pictures, she said they were doing a really great job. [URL=http://s385.photobucket.com/albums/oo296/pasula_photo/?action=view&current=90.jpg][IMG]http://i385.photobucket.com/albums/oo296/pasula_photo/th_90.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s385.photobucket.com/albums/oo296/pasula_photo/?action=view&current=345.jpg][IMG]http://i385.photobucket.com/albums/oo296/pasula_photo/th_345.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s385.photobucket.com/albums/oo296/pasula_photo/?action=view&current=678.jpg][IMG]http://i385.photobucket.com/albums/oo296/pasula_photo/th_678.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

On the ship my wife was teaching an engineering course, and I was along as a plus-one, with no duties or responsibilities, so that I referred to myself as "the slacker spouse", and adopted the motto "Just because you're doing nothing, that doesn't mean you shouldn't do it well. However after each two day stop in port, I would need the next few days at sea to collate and rename the images from the two cameras, stitch together any panoramic shots, adjust the exposure, and straighten and crop the photos, and then select the best for the day, scale them down, and upload them (over a painfully slow internet connection) to the blog I was writing, and then caption the images and paste them into the text or into a gallery for the day. I was often up until 2:00 AM. As the trip progressed and the time at sea between ports lessened, I got further and further behind, and once back on land the blog photo galleries languished until I started posting here over the summer, and saw Jodi's Panama Canal photos and finally got the kick-in-the-butt to finish working on the blog photos.

We do "live aboard dive yachts". No pics on "this" computer of the ships... Sulawesi Indonesia

Lake Mead looks so different from a plane! (Yes, of course it looks different........one is a lake, and one is a plane. But I'm sure you knew what I meant!)