The 3rd official Random Discussion For TPBM Photo's and Photographers Thread (3)

theague wrote in post #4028538
Cooking question: Noodles are done and I mis-timed it.. Wife might not be home for awhile still. Leave them in hot water to stay warm or what? I don't want her eating COLD noodles!

Get them outta the water. You can easily warm them up quickly by putting in hot water for a very short while. Leave them and they will go mushy.

Valpolicella is GREAT! My wife and I as well as my parents love that wine!

CIT not as impressive as Dan but...there are those renowned socks.

Note what side of the guard fence Curt is on:

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #4028562
Get them outta the water. You can easily warm them up quickly by putting in hot water for a very short while. Leave them and they will go mushy.

They already did.

theague wrote in post #4028538
Cooking question: Noodles are done and I mis-timed it.. Wife might not be home for awhile still. Leave them in hot water to stay warm or what? I don't want her eating COLD noodles!

NO!!! They will continue to soak up the water and get nasty. Drain them and put butter or olive oil on them to keep them from getting sticky. If they get too cool before she gets back, boil more water and drop them in it for about 30 seconds to reheat them.

Yeah I at least knew to put the olive oil on them... they're not mush per sé but they're a little softer than they should be... They're still edible though. Thanks for the warning.

And for some reason the colors are back to being ok I think.. ? (Signature)

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #4028562
Get them outta the water. You can easily warm them up quickly by putting in hot water for a very short while. Leave them and they will go mushy.

ya beat me to it...

theague wrote in post #4028563
Valpolicella is GREAT! My wife and I as well as my parents love that wine!

See Jim? When you try it and love it, remember you heard about it first from ME.

Becky N wrote in post #4028566
CIT not as impressive as Dan but...there are those renowned socks.

And again:

OMGosh - the socks... WHY?!

This one ^ is really nice! Did he share his meter readings with you??

Becky N wrote in post #4028566
CIT not as impressive as Dan but...there are those renowned socks.

Note what side of the guard fence Curt is on:



Shooting on the edge:



And again:


And one final one:

LOL Great series Becky! Does Curt measurebate the light on every shot?

theague wrote in post #4028578
And for some reason the colors are back to being ok I think.. ? (Signature)

Nope, the last one is a greener blue. I had a problem with the colors when I was adding the JPG Me part too. It kept going to that same greenblue color. I must have deleted it and retyped it 8 times! I can be persistent.

Athena wrote in post #4028585
ya beat me to it...

Pretty fast for an old guy, eh?

Athena wrote in post #4028585
See Jim? When you try it and love it, remember you heard about it first from ME.

Ya got an ear worm going for me with this Athena.
At least it is a very pleasant one for Sarah McLachlan.

I will remember you
Will you remember me?
Don’t let your life pass you by
Weep not for the memories

Athena wrote in post #4028585
OMGosh - the socks... WHY?!

For sure Becky, I see you got him some new shorts, now some ankle socks. Or, at least roll down the tops. Poor Curt, always getting picked on.

Great shots though Becky, I likes 'em.

Athena wrote in post #4028585
OMGosh - the socks... WHY?!

Beats me, I've bought him those footie things and he won't wear them. Must be a farmer thing.

Athena wrote in post #4028585
This one ^ is really nice! Did he share his meter readings with you??

Yes he did often on the B&W film shots I took...reminds me, I have to get that film out of the Rebel and developed.

theague wrote in post #4028587
LOL Great series Becky! Does Curt measurebate the light on every shot?

New toy, from the week before. His quest for the vacation was to get a landscape shot worthy to print at 24 x 36 for the wall. So he used it a lot for the landscapes.

He also invented the moonroof cam. First evening coming out of Yellowstone there was a herd of buffalo in the road. He put his camera on the monopod with the cable shutter release and stuck it up out of the moon roof in the car to take some shots, blindly. Worked out pretty well, he used this method a few other times just for yucks.

Athena wrote in post #4028529
Geez - I go to get a glass of wine and come back to find you guys rummaging through my stuff again.

Get...
Put that back...
Hey!
That's mine!
I need that...
Leave it...

OUT - the lot of you.

ROFL! And I was finding such cool stuff!!

Becky N wrote in post #4028566
CIT not as impressive as Dan but...there are those renowned socks.

Note what side of the guard fence Curt is on:

Those are GREAT!!!

theague wrote in post #4028578
And for some reason the colors are back to being ok I think.. ? (Signature)

Gear is blue. Other two are aqua.

Athena wrote in post #4028593
Nope, the last one is a greener blue. I had a problem with the colors when I was adding the JPG Me part too. It kept going to that same greenblue color. I must have deleted it and retyped it 8 times! I can be persistent.

You do realize it's RED now, right?

BearLeeAlive wrote in post #4028616
Ya got an ear worm going for me with this Athena.
At least it is a very pleasant one for Sarah McLachlan.

I will remember you
Will you remember me?
Don’t let your life pass you by
Weep not for the memories

Love that song.

Now I gotta try that wine too.

Becky N wrote in post #4028623
Yes he did often on the B&W film shots I took...reminds me, I have to get that film out of the Rebel and developed.

AHH!!! I TOTALLY spaced that!! Sorry.

I spent about 4 hours in the darkroom today too.

Becky N wrote in post #4028623
Beats me, I've bought him those footie things and he won't wear them. Must be a farmer thing.



Yes he did often on the B&W film shots I took...reminds me, I have to get that film out of the Rebel and developed.



New toy, from the week before. His quest for the vacation was to get a landscape shot worthy to print at 24 x 36 for the wall. So he used it a lot for the landscapes.

He also invented the moonroof cam. First evening coming out of Yellowstone there was a herd of buffalo in the road. He put his camera on the monopod with the cable shutter release and stuck it up out of the moon roof in the car to take some shots, blindly. Worked out pretty well, he used this method a few other times just for yucks.

I have a lot of redneck in me, but methinks Curt has me beat by a long shot.

Nice new toy.

Now there is an ingenious fellow, I love the idea of the moonroof cam. Kudos to Curt, I will have to try that.