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How many people download fonts other than what is installed on your computer or via Photoshop? This article showed up through Bryan Peterson's Facebook page: Using Custom Fonts for Special Projects - Online Photography School There is a video on the page which tells about a web site called...

Thanks for the info. The teleconverter I got wasn't listed as coming with a pouch on Nikon's site. The pouch you listed might work, but I am hoping for something with a little more protection. The pouch I linked earlier is a neoprene fold-over pouch, but I would prefer zippered if possible. I...

I did wind up getting the used Nikon TC-14E II (1.4x) Teleconverter today. I'd like to find some type of small padded case for it so it doesn't move around inside my bag. I try not to carry more than I need at any one time. All I could find is this one by Op Tech. I am hoping to find one with...

For those who own the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VRii lens and a Nikon teleconverter, what are your thoughts? I'm most interested in either the 1.4 or 1.7 teleconverter but don't know much about either one. Which one will work best with this lens? I don't use my D7100 for much of anything, but...

I am working on a fund raising project for church and would like to create a wall calendar. Initially I was going to use Costco, but after reading some of their reviews, the main photos are @ 6x9 inches after factoring in the templates. They don't appear to offer calendars without templates. The...

Have any of you ever used sky overlays, and if so, what ones can you suggest? Or do you only use your own? I always have photos that can benefit from them.

PCC will be adding a new feature at some point in the future. It's called Content-Aware Crop, and you can see how it automatically fills in the edges after straightening.

Here are a couple more from this afternoon. This was William Penn's house built in 1683 that provided a nice place to get away from the hot city of Philadelphia during the summers. It sits along the Delaware River (which is behind where I was standing). Climbing the steps and turning...

Went in search of a scene that would work for the May monthly contest (wide angle lens using either leading lines, rule of thirds, diagonal lines, etc). Not sure if I will use this for the contest. It is one of the enormous trees on the grounds of Pennsbury Manor--William Penn's former estate.

Here is another shot of the algae in the Delaware Canal (along with quite a bit of trash). :(

Sometime within the past couple of months, there was a local article about dead fish in the southern end of the Delaware Canal. I thought they were supposed to allow fresh water into this entire southern end. Not sure if it happened here. Although I didn't see any dead fish, there are quite a...

I went to the SanDisk web site looking for SDHC info. On their home page, it mentions Western Digital Welcomes SanDisk to its Family of Brands and links this article...

I used this image in the May monthly challenge. It's something I've wanted to photograph for a while, but it tends to be completely in shadow most of the time. Guess my timing and the angle of the sun during this time of year were right for once! ;)

Woo-hoo! It's party time!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Remember this guy, Jake?!! ;)

Entry 2--Foot Bridge using Diagonal Lines

Entry 1--Water Tower using Leading Lines

I haven't done a selfie in years. Oh how I dislike cellphone selfies due to their distortion, but it was quick. And what a weird reflection of the car's dash in my glasses. :beguiled: It's really an example of how NOT to do a selfie! ;)

I am finishing up the last two drama production photos that I will photograph for my local high school's drama department. Since it takes a lot of time and commitment to do it, I won't be involved with them anymore. They have been an absolutely stellar organization, and it was my involvement...