FINALLY

[270Shooter]

I want to get some teal and pintails.  I need to get down to Toppenish

When it warms up and the creek starts to flood out there will a lot of pintailers down there.

[boneaddict]

Spooky little *censored*s, of course the world is shooting at them.  I got some long distance stuff.   I'd have to get serious to get some good shots.  I saw more trumpeters than I did teal.  Lots of pinnys and greenheads down there. 

[boneaddict]

I just hung a 16x20 of that first photo in my office at work.  I'm trying to decide if I should matte it or not.   Cost-co does a weird thing with their posterboard large prints.   I order a 16x20 and you get that size in board but with a half inch of white all the way around it....meaning the photo is like 15x19 and change.   In the large frames I am using, it sort of adds its own border.    I wish I was more artistic.   Taking them to have them professionally matted costs BIG BUCKS, especially in that size.   I think it would be cool to throw in a duck stamp or something like DU does with their prints, into the matte.   Funny thing is I suck at color choice and everything that has to do with matting, and I am usually somewhat artistic.   

For those that ordered prints, I got them.   

[quadrafire]

I just hung a 16x20 of that first photo in my office at work.  I'm trying to decide if I should matte it or not.   Cost-co does a weird thing with their posterboard large prints.   I order a 16x20 and you get that size in board but with a half inch of white all the way around it....meaning the photo is like 15x19 and change.   In the large frames I am using, it sort of adds its own border.    I wish I was more artistic.   Taking them to have them professionally matted costs BIG BUCKS, especially in that size.   I think it would be cool to throw in a duck stamp or something like DU does with their prints, into the matte.   Funny thing is I suck at color choice and everything that has to do with matting, and I am usually somewhat artistic.   

For those that ordered prints, I got them.

As artistic as your daughter is with her cakes, you should turn her loose on the matting. You can go to a local art supply store or online and by a mat cutter and materials, and either make your own frames or purchase them.

[trippledigitss]

Wow - those pics are incredible! Excellent color & detail and the birds look gorgeous. Very impressive!

[270Shooter]

I just hung a 16x20 of that first photo in my office at work.  I'm trying to decide if I should matte it or not.   Cost-co does a weird thing with their posterboard large prints.   I order a 16x20 and you get that size in board but with a half inch of white all the way around it....meaning the photo is like 15x19 and change.   In the large frames I am using, it sort of adds its own border.    I wish I was more artistic.   Taking them to have them professionally matted costs BIG BUCKS, especially in that size.   I think it would be cool to throw in a duck stamp or something like DU does with their prints, into the matte.   Funny thing is I suck at color choice and everything that has to do with matting, and I am usually somewhat artistic.   

For those that ordered prints, I got them.

How much does costco charge for those prints? I have some pictures that I would like to have done.

[boneaddict]

They have a whole scale depending on size and make.  They are very reasonable though.