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"Preparing For Fourth shed"
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Re: The March 2008 Photo & Captions Comments Thread
what a cool theme! this should be really interesting! (James - are you putting his pic up on front page?)
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Re: The March 2008 Photo & Captions Comments Thread
very cool theme
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Brother Snake
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Re: The March 2008 Photo & Captions Comments Thread
Cool...glad everyone likes it. Was really wrecking my brain trying to think of something different.
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Brother Snake
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Re: The March 2008 Photo & Captions Comments Thread
What you can actually do Josh, is just take a really good pic from a distance and then get on your PC and zoom in on it. The example that I put up is of a snake that was like 2ft. away. It's just that I took it at maximum size (8 megapixel) and then when I put the pic on the PC, I had it go on at actual size...which was pretty big. I just then used an image program to select a section and then saved that to a different file. You can even use the normal old Microsoft Paint program to do it. Just make sure you get a good section of the snake in really good focus, so that when you zoom in, it's still a crisp image.
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