SpaceMouse wrote: Don Z wrote: 1000th Post!!! Do I get a check or something?I've gotten 9 so far. If you don't get it by the end of the week, I'd write Bergie.
Don Z wrote: 1000th Post!!! Do I get a check or something?
1000th Post!!! Do I get a check or something?
I've gotten 9 so far. If you don't get it by the end of the week, I'd write Bergie.
I've gotten 6 big checks from Bergie. I invested them all in mortgage-backed securities with Bear-Stearns. Boy, am I gonna clean up.
This is mine, from my own layout:
It takes an iron man to play with a toy iron horse.
Modeling the fictional B&M Dowe, NH branch in the early 50's.
This is a shot I took last Saturday at a crossing in Middletown, Ohio. Not professional by any means, but good enough for my desktop.
How about this for a desktop!! From the photo gallery section of the Polar Express site http://polarexpressmovie.warnerbros.com/
This is my desktop image for now. I generally change them about every two or three months.
Dr. Frankendiesel aka Scott Running BearSpace Mouse for president!15 year veteran fire fighterCollector of Apple //e'sRunning Bear EnterprisesHistory Channel Club life member.beatus homo qui invenit sapientiam
I took this photo in Lillooet BC in the fall of 2006. The CN train (ex BC Rail) is heading north towards Prince George. The rear of the train is still down on the yard. I quite like the way the ditch lights shine of the rail although this is tough to see with the desktop icons in the way. Photo was taken with a Canon AE1 on Kodak 200 speed print film and transferred to digital when developed.
Chip
Building the Rock Ridge Railroad with the slowest construction crew west of the Pecos.
Sorry, not train related at the present time. It's a photo I took on the west side of Wolfcreek Pass, CO.
Don Z.
My 1000th Post!!! Do I get a check or something?
Research; it's not just for geeks.
Very nice image, Mouse.
I have used several, including ones from fallenflags that I can't post here for copyright reasons. But, just as often I'll use one of my own latest modelling images for the simple reason that at that full screen size I have all the zits plainly visible and I get to have them ingrained every time I turn on the computer or get out of a programme.
So, the latest is my latest:
-Crandell
I normally change my backdrop once a week. Right now I have a hopper I took of when I was visiting in NC. This car was in SC on a siding. Talk about a white out (pun intended)
"Rust, whats not to love?"
What do you use as a backdrop? Here does it come from?
Mine is a public domain photo from the library of congress. It is the Chicago Round house in the 40's.