Not yet, wait for some of us lurkers to chime in.  :)   I really like the color version. I get it, I guess.  The diminuative little leaf is just perfect to me against the large background of what it will be itself many years from now.
  Rich

Woo hoo!  I got to borrow it indefinatly. He doesn't use it, so it looks like I get to buy it from him.
  As for the marbles, I am too excited for words. I have it set up at home, and in just a couple hours of playing, it's like the Bryce I always dreamed of.  So far I've found the boolean shapes, the physical material editor (is it hard or "bouncy") and a ton of other things.
  I may be asking for help on spline editing so I can make curves somehow. At the moment, it's simple boxes and balls, just like Bryce.  I'll post a link to the video I am rendering now.
  I have to apologize, I know this is all very simple stuff to most of you, but I remember when I started with Rhino...  even the simple things were exciting, and new members brought it back every time.  My best Rhino model is posted here if anyone cares to look...  it's from a wood model plan. I created all the pieces, and built an antique car using Rhino instead of wood.
  OK, Time to check the render.  (And by the way, I know I sound like a ten year old, but truth is I am a grandfather of 6. I'm just having a good time tonight)
   Thank you for putting up with my excited ramblings.

OMG!!!   One of my co-workers has this. He let me drop by after work to see it. How can you people keep this program a secret!!!  Without any assistance, in 5 minutes, I had a simple animation of a ball, dropping onto a cube, rolling off onto a plank, and rolling down that off the scene.  It was familiar enough from Bryce to then texture everything, render it, and have a final. Again, 5 minutes!    Get used to this name, next paycheck, I have to have this!!!!  LOL    Sorry, just a little exited.  SOOOOO much easier than my Rhino!
   Talk to yall soon,
        Rich

This one sounds like fun!  It's my preferred genre to begin with.   :)
  Have Fun everyone, and happy shooting!

Great info!  Looks like you had the exact question.  
   Thank you!

Great photos everyone!  I'm honored to be on the podium this month with so many incredible photos entered..
  My sincere apologies for not voting, real life was rough last week. 
  I am making a resolution to try my best to do more than lurk as I have done for so many years here. I take SO many photos every week, but then never seem to have the time to share them, and have learned so much from all of you without you even knowing who I am.  :)
   Again, congrats to the winners, 
      Rich

Great advice, thank you all. OK, definatly no "holding a name" thing. I really hated that idea anyway. Have the new form for tracking done, and it should work just fine. Now for a couple order forms, a business card, and some table tents. Should be a fun week. LOL Thank you again everyone, Rich

Last time I saw a reporter/photographer at an event, he was using a Canon 20D. Granted, it had a lot nicer lens and flash unit than I have, but still, just a 35mm digital when you get right down to it. You will do JUST fine. I'm a bit jealous, as well as now you have me thinking.... Hmmm, Easy enought o srop off a package at my local paper. :) Good luck!!! Rich

:) Aye. Went through it, and learned a few pointers. The Metering Mode was the main one for me. I have a canon 20D, so it's like it was made for me.

Perfect timing on this one. My wife really wants to use the camera, this will be a GREAT aid for teaching her the basics. Thank you so much!

Or film strips in school. (When the tape went beep you scrolled to the next image in the strip!) Ah, nostalgia. Great topic for a monthly challenge. :)

I have to say, to me, at least, it just keeps getting more and more humorous. :)

LOL Caught it right off. I saw that smiley thread as well. :) I like it. (I'ld bid a quarter at least!) hehe