Bryce art: www.sazzart.com TekMaze12: used as wall mat courtesy R8 Free stuff. FYI for viewers: Ever seen the high speed pictures of a bullet travelling through the air? Most of us have. Now, let's suppose the human brain could synapse fast enough, and you, the viewer, are standing behind a pane of bullet proof glass, nose touching - that's the glass of the camera lens, or, your eye. At a range of 160 yards, a sniper fires a .308, aimed directly at your eye, if you observe the point of the shadow on the ground plane, and look straight up from that tip, to just slightly right of center on your monitor, you'll see a tiny white point; which is the full metal jacket bullet tip, and everything behind it, is, (represented in colors; tried this in B&W, too "cloudy") the displaced air turbulence. BTW, a 100 yards is a full football field length. I was zeroed in, on a .451 caliber, at 900 yards. I still measure my distances in terms of 'X football fields', and as a shooter I don't suck! As I said before; Sazzart doesn't go for mindless eye candy. Thanks for stopping by. ~SAZ~