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WIP said:
Well....if I'm going to dream I might as well dream BIG! :wave
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Then maybe you'll want to come to Truman Dam in Missouri, on the Osage River. SCUBA divers swear they've seen catfish just immediately below the dam big enough to swallow a man. Might make for an interesting struggle, fish and fisherman. Unless one of 'em managed to drag you out of the boat! :shocked!

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Yeah, I know ... that's not a catfish.
 
Unless one of 'em managed to drag you out of the boat!
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Or gnaw on your boat until it's half sunk and then slip in to gnaw on you.

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That movie scene had me traumatised for weeks. lol
 
thisnumbersdisconnected said:
Yes, that was one trilogy they could have done better as a single. And did. Until someone got the bright idea to make two more.
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Yet another victim of the "Hey, the original made a ton of money so lets milk that for all it's worth, but don't hire any writers that could put together a compelling story" mentality that, unfortunately, did not die in the 80's.
 
I took this shot with my little camera. Was standing on the back porch at a friend's house. The lake? Lake Taps. The mountain? Mt. Rainier.

This is just part of the majesty of view seen in the Great Pacific Northwest where I live. And yes, if you look closely, those are ducks in the bottom right foreground. Picture was taken in the Springtime, my favorite time of year.
 
Sparrowhawke said:
I took this shot with my little camera. Was standing on the back porch at a friend's house. The lake? Lake Taps. The mountain? Mt. Rainier.

This is just part of the majesty of view seen in the Great Pacific Northwest where I live. And yes, if you look closely, those are ducks in the bottom right foreground. Picture was taken in the Springtime, my favorite time of year.
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Really? Awesome! What's the reso of your cam? Did you modify it using computer sf?
 
Classik said:
What's the reso of your cam? Did you modify it using computer sf?
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It's an old Olympus D-460 Zoom. Nothing special, point-n-shoot type and no edit or enhancement. I like my film based Minolta X-9 much better but this was just what I call a "happy shot". I thought about the "rule of 1/3rds" when I framed it and then the ducks swam into the frame. Click!
 
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