wow Polchraine, great catch there!
I'm mostly fishing on Zander here.

You can also do that at home, many artists still love to work in the Darkroom and i can't blame them.

Thank you HG, Will take some pictures of him soon, finally a subject that does sit still
Later I would get a real one though most likely a Saarloos if the better half approves.

Some Pentax photos of the Saarloos.
http://www.pentaxforum.nl/smf/index.php?topic=14207.msg107092#msg107092
http://www.pentaxforum.nl/smf/index.php?topic=3391.msg30760#msg30760
http://www.pentaxforum.nl/smf/index.php?topic=3360.msg30554#msg30554
http://www.pentaxforum.nl/smf/index.php?topic=3354.msg30523#msg30523

Do you've any animals?
We had a Golden Retriever but he died 2 months ago
we do have cats though

Yes I'm hopefully, it's for my internship but I've send a letter right before the ash cloud so I think it got stuck because of that, I'm hoping to hear something soon or else i will call them.

This man's best friend doesn't need food, it's a cuddle designed by Karin de Lorenzo and produced by Stieff.


Isn't he cute?

Yep, I even bought a icebear cup there
Don't know Korean restaurant round the corner would want them though

Oh I just bought a dog named Jackie, it's a Australian Shepherd puppy and I saw it in the shop half a year ago and loved it but didn't had the money... in that half year hold it 4 times or so and it was the last one for all the time... now I hold it again in the shop and couldn't let it go any more

Did you use living flies?
I mean she

Yes i-Berg but of course they can add or remove codes I believe.

I'm still hoping they will release a SDK for the firmware of non current camera models so that handy users can develop new firmware for it.
I'm sure some are handy enough to break the code to adjust the AF of lenses from the K20D and place it inside the K10D.

oh wow good find and i'm glad you kept that "boy" in the frame who stands there like it's all normal

very nice shots, I like them both in a different way.

It's a hard shot to judge...

I think you intended to photograph the butterfly but it gets lost in the "busy" background blur. There is not much you can do about that because it's part of the personality of the lens. I quite like the effect though but for the purpose of showing the butterfly I think you should try a tighter crop.

If you know the rule of thirds, I should place the butterfly in the bottom right of the rule of third focus point. It would mean you lose the highlights in the bottom right corner which is good because light is a eye drawer so more focus would then be laid on the butterfly.

If you don't understand something then please so say, i'm more then happy to explain it more/better.