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OK. I'll get some better pix. Sorry for being lazy. The dynamic range on that phone isn't the best.

The dog wouldn't stay out of the picture when I was putting together a bunch of pix for a thread on drip systems the other day. The best I could do was to put him on a stay in frame.

He always wants to play. He has a funny trick of dropping tennis balls or other toys into whatever I'm working on in the yard to get me to play fetch. It's awesome when he drops a heavy toy onto something delicate, breaking it in half.

He's too cute to shoot, though.

I'm off to get you some better pictures. Stay tuned.

-J.

17-May-2006	#4
JR_Roosa Beginner Join Date: Apr-2006 Location: Denver, Colorado Country: US USDA Zone: 5 AHS Heat Zone: 6/7 Posts: 62	OK. I'll get some better pix. Sorry for being lazy. The dynamic range on that phone isn't the best. The dog wouldn't stay out of the picture when I was putting together a bunch of pix for a thread on drip systems the other day. The best I could do was to put him on a stay in frame. He always wants to play. He has a funny trick of dropping tennis balls or other toys into whatever I'm working on in the yard to get me to play fetch. It's awesome when he drops a heavy toy onto something delicate, breaking it in half. He's too cute to shoot, though. I'm off to get you some better pictures. Stay tuned. -J.