And this one here is how they would swim behind the others, all the while bobbin' their heads back and forth in time to a song only they could hear. It was really an experience to watch. I am glad you got to see them, also. (I know these are not the sharpest photos, the lense I used was a bit heavy for the tripod I have. (Oh, Santa, may I have a heavy duty tri pod for Christmas, I've been really good).

Ahhhh, OK...I was thinking flatbed scanner...forgive me...I am still waking up...;>). My film scanner seems to do a pretty decent job, it's the flatbed that's so-so.

My gosh, Michelle, this is truly sharp and beautiful, but...I've seen your photos before and, well, are you sure it's the scanner that's making them this great or just your superb talent? :>) Out of curiosity, what type of scanner...I am in the market for a new one myself, seems the old one, at times, produces "soft" at times, "sharp" at others...all on the same photo. :( Been thinking about the Epson 2400.

Oh my Gosh! A black zebra with white stripes! Unbelievable! These are quite rare! Usually you see white zebras with black stripes! lol -Yup, I like the pics ;>) I like the "crazy buf" and the zebra the best. Wide angle on the buf?

I want to thank you two for the suggestions. They have directed me in the correct direction to make things come out better. These past few weeks I have "played" with the settings and, albeit a shame to do, it has produced much better scans. It is time consuming as each picture seems to need something a bit different. It's a shame one cannot scan in slides as one does negatives. With the negatives, you just simply scan. Oh, well, thank you again. Like I said, the suggestions have pointed me in the correct direction. Thanks!

I hear ya...I will admit I did see one good movie he was in, FootLoose? Oh well.