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Sand, sand, too much sand
- Thread starter Kurt
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Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
Exceptional photos Kurt :clap_1:kurt said:
RiverOtter
got any pics?
Kurt, another exceptional pic 
I'm sure this has been asked before but what kind of camera do you use and how many pixels does it shoot?
I'm sure this has been asked before but what kind of camera do you use and how many pixels does it shoot?Underthebluemoon
Beach Lover
Wow, those pictures really are breathtaking.
Landlocked
Beach Fanatic
They're breathtaking alright. Especially the one of the fella in chest deep water fishing. I'd have a hard time relaxing while doing that.
Beach Girl
Beach Lover
Love the pics...especially the first one of the two kids. The colors are beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
Kurt
Admin
RiverOtter said:Kurt, another exceptional pic
I use a Nikon D100 with awesome lenses. It's 6mp. Not to sound glib, but mp is not really the thing with digital - it's everything else added up, including post. I can't wait to get my hands on the new Nikon D2X though.
$5k for the body. :shock: Canon and Nikon have some good products under $1k with lens, but once you add lenses, computer, printer, etc. it becomes expensive for the casual user. You can get some great results with point and shoots with a little training though.
Smiling JOe
SoWal Expert
They were probably hoping to catch a shark.( just kidding) Last year, after the report of a local spotting a bull shark in Western Lake, I overheard way too many people talking about going shark fishing in Western Lake.kurt said:Thanks!
That guy fishing was the evening of the shark. :shock: There were several guys doing the same thing.
I hear that JAWS! is being remade. I already scared and shaking, with the thought of watching the movie, but I am not scared to go to the Beach.
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Landlocked
Beach Fanatic
That is a scary thought about having a bull shark in Western Lake. I was nervous swimming across Stallworth Lake last week. I was thinking, if there is a shark in here, he has got to be very hungry. Gulp! 