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If Pico's are $125-ish and these are merely $42 with a similar telescoping design . . . what's the $80 difference?

Everyone back off . . . that cute blond working the winch line is mine.

Nice work bro! Great shots. I hope something sticks in that thick skull of yours. :sombrero: The studious pupil at work:

Probably. I'm doing the rock-n-roll thing on Saturday night so that afternoon may be out of the question. If you're into dicey bars with tramps, thieves, and hookers you should come out! How does Sunday work for you?

I'm hashing some stuff out lately about the post-processing thread. Real quick, let's set the stage: Point of Enlightenment #1: Point of Enlightenment #2: Though I could talk about kids, other people's kids, some people's kids, and most people who aren't around, here's a post processed...

I think - think - it's because the important elements are thus: not at home, not at work. This must be why you didn't return my email invite for a weekend in the desert, Scott.

Your questions are valid. Do you think your digital camera records things exactly as you see them? Particularly with auto settings for exposure and white balance - I swear the results with these are totally unpredictable when when letting the camera do the thinking. If you shot a photo and you...

Okay bro, now that you've had this a while . . . what's your impression now? Thanks! Mark

Is this your ride for Bahia Gonzaga?

As long as you bring your own drink. BTW, #2 is actually advice I'm relaying from the late Galen Rowell. F'n out.

I'm honored you even remembered this thread, and then posted up within an hour. That puts you over the top :coffeedrink: Great stuff. I can't wait to see more of your shots with it.

Crazy! I said, "Hey, that reminds me of Peru!" Excellent addition to this thread, too.

Bobby, I'm humbled you'd put me in a category with those photo wizards. We're friends, so I can only give you this advice: if you go buy a fancier camera, you're still not going to be happy with your pictures. Wait . . . there's a happy ending though. The farm boy does not get murdered by...

And I'm looking forward to more of your results. I love this stuff.

This should be fun. The gist of the rule is "don't put your subject in the middle of the frame."

Woah . . . what memories to see this one back at the top of things.

As much as I can. Was grumpy too much? Nice Jeep.

Hey grumpy, that would be the answer to "Nice Jeep" not "is it a Jeep?" I mean really . . . what's behind your ER?

Scott, you're taking it too seriously, bro! Okay, the photo of the bird on the sign: it's ironic that we see a bird standing on a "no birds allowed" sign. It's an incongruity between the expected events (no birds) and the results (ah! but there's a bird!). Let's avoid discussion of the merits...

I'm with you. I like this method. Similarly, Ortlieb has a filter holder that folds flat - so it's even more compact. Good piece of coffee kit.