I have added a couple new specials, 20% off of regular price. Go to the Gallery for specials here for your review and ordering.

First is our popular Shades of Red, Single Metal Prints, in 16X24. Your choice on Finish. It can be ordered with a Foam Metal Block to mount suspended 1/2" off of the wall. Or without the block, if you prefer to frame, or mount in an easel.

Reference picture below: Couch represented at 6 foot width.

Next up for special, is one of our most popular splits, Casablanca Lily Formal Four split. The price includes foam metal blocks for mounting suspended off of the wall by 1/2".

Check this video out based on Slit Scan Photography

Very interesting.

Remember the Orionid Meteor Shower? I went up to try to catch some shots. Information I found on the web indicated best time to be there was 2 hours before sunrise, and that there would be up to 50 per hour.

Well...I was there a bit before that, 4:30a.m., and between that time and sunrise at arond 7:30, I saw a total of 7 meteors. (Of course, I'm sure there were some I didn't see). Of course none of those were in the field of view where I was taking pictures. They were pretty dim too, so they may not have gotten caught in the picture.

I did catch some nice sunrise pictures. Here is one, from this Gallery.

This week, I went up this week, in hopes of catching a good full moon shot. But the location I was at turned out to not be a good vantage point for the rising moon. However, I did get some nice sunset shots, store in the same gallery. Here is one of the sunset shots:

Good Guys - Des Moines Iowa - 2012

I finally uploaded pictures from the Des Moines Good Guys Run, over July 4th weekend. There are a lot of nice cars there.

To my friends that love old cars, I've added pics of the last couple rod runs I went to: Branson Shepherd of the Hills run, and the Street Machine Nationals. 

http://www.shuttermaster.co/Events/Automotive

Took a vacation to Yellowstone. This is a link to the gallery of pics.

One of my favorites:

Dramatic pictures show 'power' of photography