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As a testament to time and place I agree that the original image is extremetly important. As an artistic expression that includes post processing there is a matter of individual taste. To me the trees to the right of the rock are a very minor distraction, and their removal enhances full...

Since the more "painterly" presentation of this image involves considerable post-processing (which I find a fine artistic addition to an already excellent shot) I'd have considered taking out the small items (shrubs?) on the right that break an otherwise perfect horizon. Does this expose my...

Actually, old technology works just fine. Have three or four belts of a good single malt whiskey before sampling the wine. like magic, you've improved the taste of the wine!

@The Hat speaks truth. @vienna01, being four years your senior, I'll share some wisdom you undoubtedly already know that is supposed to have come with our gray hair- "don't kick sleeping dogs". Don't pursue the perfect and risk what is working." If it "ain't broke ....." - and on and on.

If any of the consumer grade laser printers would work for you I'd suggest that you take a quantity of the card stock on which you will print and go to the largest vendor in your area. You can test paper handling, suitable paper path, and the stability of the image, a reflection of the fuser...

I'm acquainted with infection control in the dental office, having practiced Orthodontics for almost 40 years. Clorox solution was recommended for disinfecting work surfaces. First, all "substrate" (blood, saliva, or other foreign materials) had to be cleaned off the surface. Second, a 10 to...

Most of our participants use consumer-grade printers, and for color printing I believe that the majority use inkjets. For text based B/W printing my choice has been mono laser printers. None of the mono laser printers I've used are nearly as good for printing photos or graphics as my inkjet...

My father was a pharmacist and had a small "drug store" in a lower income area in Sacramento, CA. It was a typical small town corner "drug store" with the classic marble soda fountain with stools, magazine and comic book rack, and liquor sales area. As a young teenager I worked in the store...

@Smudger - excellent post on the newest (and therefore must be better) MS operating system. Thanks!

Welcome aboard, Keith. Just looked at your website. Really beautiful pix! Just the prescription to cure the bad hungries!

I would surmise that it was actually an "explosion" of bacterial growth. This is comparable to the warning not to purchase or use canned food that has a "puffed-up" top. Beautiful flower gardens in full bloom are described as an "explosion of color". This explosion of color in your desk...

If you are looking for consistently low cost per 4x6 glossy paper check out costco. It is sold in packages of 300 sheets. I don't know a vendor who sells this item in large quantities. At one time and for an unknown reason they sold their glossy photo paper at half price as well. I'd guess...

@Roy Sletcher, welcome to the world of "senior moments"!

All languages welcome! Only problem is that, like many Americans, I'm multi-lingually impaired and can't offer help if it is needed.

@The Hat, We'll take all the water you can send also! California's drought is headed the same way as @3dogs.

Looks more like the PRIM REAPER to me. Much more welcoming than the dude in the long black hoodie!

@3dogs - another great picture!

very impressive kit, agent Smudger! I hesitate to thing what lurks under the case's secret panel. Absent from the picture is the handcuff and chain securing it to your wrist.

great picture!

Welcome aboard! Your previous posts are quite interesting. Looking forward to more such thought provoking items.