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mudpuddle...........Thank you very much for the flowers. Most of the photos in my gallery for BOTM were taken with a film camera, so they are scanned from prints. The others are taken with my Canon G6 digital except for that last photo.
I was scrambling to get the gallery together to represent the effort involving the rebuild. I had bought a used Nikon D70s body on Ebay and it arrived July 01. I already had all of the lens needed that would also fit this digital body. On July 02 I put it on Automatic setting and took that last photo. I was amazed with the difference between the Canon G6 and the DSLR Nikon. Talk about color saturation! I really think it is the best shot of the entire gallery. You have reaffirmed that with your observation and comment. Thanks again mud.
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