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That's a bowfin.

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    That's a bowfin.

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    That's a bowfin.

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    photography is a hobby of mine....resolution is only important to the extent that the size of the photo desired for viewing can be achieved with still all detail preserved.....

    I prefer to be able to view a photo in its entirity without scrolling around...I always resize to usually something like 800 pixels high or 1200 pixels wide for better web viewing....

    And its a common misperception that hi resolution always means high detail...take the thumb picutre (I like that one though cause it was resized and it was in very good focus and good exposure) - I could take that same photo with most any point and shoot - even a 3 or 4 megapixel camera - and get the same detail at that given size here - but it would look all pixelated if I tried to blow it up beyond like 5x7.....the whole megapixel craze is starting to wear off in fact cause there really is no difference between a 10 or 20 mega pixel camera for an average user - again, only if you are going to print a banner vs. a 4x6....

    Cool photos though :) - but I would size em down so I can really see them :)

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    photography is a hobby of mine....resolution is only important to the extent that the size of the photo desired for viewing can be achieved with still all detail preserved.....

    I prefer to be able to view a photo in its entirity without scrolling around...I always resize to usually something like 800 pixels high or 1200 pixels wide for better web viewing....

    And its a common misperception that hi resolution always means high detail...take the thumb picutre (I like that one though cause it was resized and it was in very good focus and good exposure) - I could take that same photo with most any point and shoot - even a 3 or 4 megapixel camera - and get the same detail at that given size here - but it would look all pixelated if I tried to blow it up beyond like 5x7.....the whole megapixel craze is starting to wear off in fact cause there really is no difference between a 10 or 20 mega pixel camera for an average user - again, only if you are going to print a banner vs. a 4x6....

    Cool photos though :) - but I would size em down so I can really see them :)

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    photography is a hobby of mine....resolution is only important to the extent that the size of the photo desired for viewing can be achieved with still all detail preserved.....

    I prefer to be able to view a photo in its entirity without scrolling around...I always resize to usually something like 800 pixels high or 1200 pixels wide for better web viewing....

    And its a common misperception that hi resolution always means high detail...take the thumb picutre (I like that one though cause it was resized and it was in very good focus and good exposure) - I could take that same photo with most any point and shoot - even a 3 or 4 megapixel camera - and get the same detail at that given size here - but it would look all pixelated if I tried to blow it up beyond like 5x7.....the whole megapixel craze is starting to wear off in fact cause there really is no difference between a 10 or 20 mega pixel camera for an average user - again, only if you are going to print a banner vs. a 4x6....

    Cool photos though :) - but I would size em down so I can really see them :)

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    Mirco the third pic, is that a peacock bass?

    Uh, no.  Thats a Perch.  The fish in my avatar is a Peacock.

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    Mirco the third pic, is that a peacock bass?

    Uh, no.  Thats a Perch.  The fish in my avatar is a Peacock.

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    Mirco the third pic, is that a peacock bass?

    Uh, no.  Thats a Perch.  The fish in my avatar is a Peacock.

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    didn't see that till now. do i see a chug bug in there?

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    didn't see that till now. do i see a chug bug in there?

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    didn't see that till now. do i see a chug bug in there?

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    It appears J likes Orange Gatorade also....

    interesting... :D

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    It appears J likes Orange Gatorade also....

    interesting... :D

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    It appears J likes Orange Gatorade also....

    interesting... :D

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    It appears J likes Orange Gatorade also....

    interesting... :D

    Also looks like he smokes Camel lights ( now Camel Blues)

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    It appears J likes Orange Gatorade also....

    interesting... :D

    Also looks like he smokes Camel lights ( now Camel Blues)

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