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Actually Donald seems to either evolved on his own or has taken some advice from the other users about his work into consideration or both but these newer images show a much more sensitive feeling for the subject.

I would say if he continued to develop it further along these lines then I might be proven wrong about my assessment of his use of the technique. I mean I never feel the need to do this unless there would be a very specific call but my view of its commercial value is still that it has strong possibilities even with the advances you have made, which I think is good.

As far as for your expressions of affection towards me, they always touch my heart in the warmest way.

Ann had a good suggestion for screen shots I never do this kind of thing this is one of those places that offer a vista for taking sunsets, the D3 has a real way with this type of subject the software from the camera adds enough information for recovery of information that is normally lost for good in the highlights and out of gamma color range.

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this is the place where i tore my hand apart on that fence notice the fence is no longer there. There is a smaller fence but just placing my hand above that fence which decorative metal fence with stubbed rods in stead of a barbed chain link fence is still traumatic I would have thought i would be over it by now. What a strange feeling of being awake and still feeling like your dreaming a nightmare and you know it is all in the past.

Never climb a fence for a photos. Oh,yes if you are in New York you might want to visit this spot it is of course the Central Park Reservoir.

Happy trails to you�