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And here they are...the winners of the "Models" Challenge: #1 ssnidey #2 KWJams #3 TedG954 Congratulations, and nice job! Thank you all for participating. This was a fun one, and quite frankly, a difficult one to judge from a great selection of entries.

Yes, I was thinking the same thing, Marcel. I'll have to see what I can come up with. :) Hey..it was great visiting with you tonight. Wish we had more time and better weather. It was snowing on my way home! lol What a great country, eh! :) Notice how I screwed up again in this shot! We were...

Just arrived this morning! My studio strobe/modeling light. Not the best in the world, but hey...it's all I can afford! lol I'll be trying it out in the days to come, and I shall give a full report on its efficacy.

This is something you ladies will recognize...it's a face brush for doing makeup. :) I use it as a lens brush! I use it to gently remove larger bits of fluff and debris from all my lenses. The bristles are soft and none scratching, so safe to use on lenses. :)

Maybe this will help some of you confused about DOF. Really quite simple once the concept is clearly illustrated. :)

I'm pretty sure she means this one....the Messenger.

Yup. I use one. Works great.

These are just a sampling of the 35 shots I took today of one of my beautiful neighbour who graciously volunteered to be my model. All taken in full sun (low in the sky) in a nearby local park.

For those of you with the D4, new firmware update: A:1.02 - B:1.02

This was the scene yesterday in the parking lot of The Camera Store in Calgary, Alberta. Yours truly is at the left in this photo, squatting down to get a better shot of the models on stage.

Hope this helps anyone wondering about motorized bodies and non motorized bodies:

Maybe this will come in handy for some of you.

Interesting. I just tried it, grandpaw, and it worked! Strange that it only seems to work that way. Oh by the way...I'm using Firefox 16.

You mean this thing, right? :) It really does look real. I've had mine for more than a year now. It even zooms! lol :)

You obviously know what button to click on (Insert Image), so that's cool. What have you resized your pics to? Keep it at around 1024 x 768 and you should be good to go. When you see your file in the little box, press the 'Upload File' button at the bottom and she'll upload.

This is all I got lately. Shot with a 55-300.

I call this one "Architecture in Progress" ;)

I think this says it all, eh! ;)

This is a mountain spring fed lake in the Rocky Mountains, near Field, British Columbia. This water is cold! :)

From my garden in the back yard: