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    Thanks for the recommendation, John. I'll take a look at that. I have the software end of things mostly covered, at least for the current projects at hand.
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    From today's Caffeine & Carburetors....

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    Seth O.

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    Seth O.

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    Seth, your seeing has advanced considerably. Congrats!

    And John, that Martini livery Baby Turbo 2.1 was really good in color. Now it sings even more sweetly. Right on!
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    Quote Originally Posted by a911s View Post
    Seth, your seeing has advanced considerably. Congrats!

    And John, that Martini livery Baby Turbo 2.1 was really good in color. Now it sings even more sweetly. Right on!
    Randy, thank you very much. It means a lot to me.

    Seth,

    I fully concur with Randy..........not only ' advanced considerably ' but improved significantly as well. I know it's all heavily dependent on individual taste, but I sincerely compliment you on your recent posts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Z Goriup View Post
    Seth,

    I fully concur with Randy..........
    JZG
    And, man, do I agree with you guys. I have been with Seth these past two weekends and I gazed at everything in these photos at the same moment as he did. For me it would be enough just to hang with him because he is a great guy. But, to have these images as a record of my day? Wow!
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    Seth O.

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    Trying my hand at some photoshop editing....

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    Seth O.

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    Nice Seth!

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