Im kinda leaning towards what your saying Luc, that coarse barring on the chest makes it look alot like a Sharp Shinned Hawk, much thicker and shorter streaked than a Coopers should be. Compare the picture of this supposed "coopers" and the coopers hawk on the post just a few above this one (Need help on ID here). Im gonna say sharp shinned, Im sure someone else has a different take, but that barring sure points to sharpie! Nathan

lyban- That's right, you do need to download and install the plugin. If you did that install correctly, you'll know it in the next steps: -outline the cropping rectangle -go into the Options menu and choose "JPG Lossless Crop" -if the plugin was installed correctly, a small window should come up which gives you the choice of a new file name, or the existing file name, for the crop, and shows you where it will be saved (take note of that location). Choose "new file name" and hit "Start." You won't see anything until you go to the Open file option at the top of the main Irfanview window, and select the file you just cropped (which will have the name "crop" in it). Then open it up in Irfanview and you can then print it the size you want from there. If you get confused by what to choose when the print window opens up, I can walk you through that, too. Lastly, it sounds like the Kodak program may not want to print below a certain quality, so if you want to try to print the second picture I cropped for you, print it using Irfanview. Before you print the picture, you can manipulate things like contrast, etc., in another program first; just save it when you're done and go back to Irfanview to print it so you can avoid your printing problem. Just bear in mind that you're taking a pretty small portion of a much bigger picture, so it won't be razor-sharp, but will look as good as it appears above. Stick with it, you're making progress. Let me know what happens next.

I was very attracted to the Kohler Karbon, but decided against it because of the two holes in the granite requirement. Also, the size of the hole is non-standard, and I wanted to preserve the option to change faucets without a problem. So, I got a Cifial Techno faucet, which I am very happy with. It's made in Portugal, very substantial feeling, and it works just great. Very moderately priced. It's a pullout, and I think I might prefer a pulldown, however I'm still happy with it. Here is a link that might be useful: Cifial techno

Just realized you did show it with no mat -- I think that is better, but would try a black mat too. I think it needs something -- the no mat looks a bit severe or off. Trying to figure out what the fix is. Can you try a little less mat on the NYC photo? If not, it is a classic look and works, so don't fret over than one. I like the way turf church looks framed. Good choice with the double matting. I bet the lupines would look great too. The landscapes really are lovely and I hope you find a way to enjoy them at home. Does your .TV have a screensaver? You could display them all! The vertical rainbow is really unusual, and I like that about it, but the idea of a fallen rainbow makes me sad at the same time. It's interesting the impact that image has.