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Subject: you might want a different source

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Date Posted: 13:03:08 11/15/06 Wed
In reply to: DE 's message, "New Picture..." on 03:59:30 11/15/06 Wed

seems like the phto is a little intermittant.

>There ya go guys. ALMOST like the old picture. The
>only thing different is that the perspective is a bit
>closer and some little town is not in the picture.
>
>OHHH and mental note for all photo takers, IF you are
>going to take a picture of a picturesque mountain a
>lonely road drifting off to nowhere in the background
>is OK but DO NOT take the picture with an AUTO on the
>road. There were better pictures but the person
>taking the picture forgot to "wait" until the car down
>the road disappeared around the bend.
>
>Tip 2, it one is going to take an inspiring picture of
>a mountain do not include man made metal gates in the
>picture. Before you snap the picture look at the
>scene, ALL the scene, everything that will be included
>in the scene no matter how small. And MOVE if
>necessary to delete the distracting features--like a
>big metal driveway entrance in the picture that acts
>to distract from the main focal point.

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