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nice tanman...one of these day's i hope to go on a photo tour up to alaska...was supposed to drive up this year with a buddy's grandpa but he became to ill to make the trip

i know as soon as i make my weight loss goals i'll be buying one...i seen one back in may when i visited team scream while on vacation and fell in love the the build quality of the hull...so just keep making them till next spring.... ok sorry for the threadjack....back to topic.

you should have them mention what they feel about the ski clinic's customer service as well...just incorporate all the information someone would need to help there decision in one place....just a thought

read my last post chris...it was my monitor

WHOA...went in to the office and just noticed 2 thing's 1. my brother swapped monitors with my calibrated monitor for some reason...and 2. he was playing with some graphic stuff and changed some of my default setting's..now i am seeing the huge amount of saturation in these riding pics.fixed...

99% of any post i work i do is mostly just slight changes in white balance, exposure, and contrast..i love contrast....the bridge pic above does have a few saturation tweeks in it just to make the color pop a bitit is obviously a long exposure 1:20 if i remember right..the model do have a little...

the xti although an entry level body can do some amazing work....while having the right equipment does play a role, someone that truly knows, and understand how their equipment work's and what you can get it to do will take better images every time over someone that just picks up the most...

i've got deeper one's but when i loaded my camera yesterday to proof the shot's i took out at the lake i was in awe of the barrel...i wish i could post it full size

taken with a nikon d200 with a sigma 170-500mm uv w/ a 86mm polarize filter....that's with the saturation, vibrance both set at 0....ever since i got this lens i have loved every minute of it iso @100 shutter @ 1250 white balance set @ 5400 +6

<a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/34467479@N06/4909030441/" title="DSC_6093 by T.B. Promotions, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4082/4909030441_151a88db01_z.jpg" width="640" height="426" alt="DSC_6093" /></a> and a few others from the day <a...

wave forecast not looking good..but who knows lake michigan is so unpredictable...http://forecast.weather.gov/MapClick.php?lat=43.529633517604296&lon=-86.49124145507812&site=grr&smap=1&unit=0&lg=en&FcstType=text....better start a wave chant

next weekend...can't wait to get some killer shot's of everyone...not sure if i'll just be up for friday or friday and sat..or maybe just sat...i will not be camping this year tho. it'sonly an hour drive and i have some other things to tend to in the evening hours

ypu small drop of blue...but i am not attempting barrel rolls yet either...working on stab's but i'm not fully committing myself to all my attempt's yet..still working on getting used to the feeling of changing directions in the air.

nope i've ridden on mine at least once a week since may and only tightened it back up once and it was only like 1/4 turn or so looser than i like it

brock i'd try using the 3m super weather strip adhesive to seal that up...that stuff is nasty crazy sticky and sticks to everything really well.

i personally don't care for subs unless i am wearing my helmet,then they are alright..even ducking down i don't care for the smack of the water to the top of my head..tends to give me a headache after doing a few.

dope...can't wait

dj i'll let you check out my 650 up at wave rave. might help ya decide on what mods you want for the wife's boat...she's more than welcome to take it for a cruise if she want's as well..for a 650 sn it'll surprise ya a little

yes it will i have a stock rn pole, pad, and bracket on my sn. i am also running the xmetal billet throttle on my ski as well.love everything about this whole setup. i rode a budd'y ski with a stock steering on it last week and was amazed at how crappy it felt and hw much the stock turnplate...

yup stock rn pole on my square...steering comes with 2 bushings and you use the one that fit's..has to be tapped in with a mallet cause it's a tight fit....and exactly the last outside hole gives you he most throw, doesn't mean you have to use it. and the plastic part right where the bolt...