All picture quality information refers to the 1600x1200 picture. Times are approximate. Please note that Netscape and Internet Explorer both only display at 72 DPI. If you have a fairly new SVGA monitor, it is probobly set up to display at a slightly higher DPI. If so, you will want save the 1600x1200 pictures and view them in a graphics program, such as Microsoft Photo Editor, Gimp, or Photoshop to really enjoy these pictures.

Thumbnail	Description of image	Date	Compressed image	Original from Camera
	Extreme closeup of Furby taken at 8 inches from subject. Picture quality set to normal	11-28-2000 2:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Rebel Flag in Sean's room. Quality set to normal.	11-28-2000 2:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Ducks by pond. Sun is to the left. Quality set to fine.	11-28-2000 3:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Ducks in pond. Sun is behind me. Optical Zoom at 2x. Quality set to fine.	11-28-2000 3:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Ducks in front of tree. It was on the front page of the Dallas Morning news about the colors of leaves changing, a rare event in this part of Texas to see leaves like this. Sun is to right. Quality set to fine.	11-28-2000 3:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Rotaited picture of above picture.	11-28-2000 3:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Ducks in pond. Sun is at 8 o'clock from me.Quality set to fine.	11-28-2000 3:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Pond, fountain, Gazebo, and front of Johnson Building, which houses the school of business and computer science departments, is visible. Sun is behind me. Quality set to fine.	11-28-2000 3:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Pond, fountain, Gazebo, Johnson Building, and a red leafed tree is visible. Sun is behind me. Quality set to fine.	11-28-2000 3:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	The back of the Johnson Building as seen from Logsdon. Logsdon houses the school of theology as well as the Seminary. Sun is in front of me. Quality set to fine.	11-28-2000 3:40PM	800x600	1600x1200
	President's house and Logsdon (mostly hidden except for top of chapel) as seen from back of Johnson Building. Sun is behind a building behind me. Quality set to fine.	11-28-2000 3:40 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	President's house and Logsdon (mostly hidden except for top of chapel) as seen from back of Johnson Building. Shows of the metering capabilities of the camera. Sun is behind a building behind me. Quality set to fine.	11-28-2000 3:40 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Our crane visitor who stops buy a couple of times a year from up north. Digital Zoom is at 2.5x, which is what causes the pixelation. Sun is behind me. Quality set to basic.	11-29-2000 5:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Pond, Fountain, Gazebo, and Johnson Building in early evening. Sun is behind me.Quality set to basic.	11-29-2000 5:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Pond, and tree at early evening, no zoom. Sun is to my right. Quality set to basic.	11-29-2000 5:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Same as above, except Optical zoom set to 2x. Quality set to basic.	11-29-2000 5:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	My first real attempt at a Macro shot. This picture shows the side of a corndog, mustard, ketchup, and a fork, and was taken with the Macro lense on at just 3 inches from the subject. Check out the texture on the mustard at 1600x1200. White Balance was also adjusted for this picture.	12-01-2000 5:45 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	I take a lot of pictures of the ducks. They are fun to take pictures of. They were babies this spring, and now they are older, they know no fear. They have been treated in ways that would make PETA puke (j/k). This makes close shots really easy. The ducks were still asleep when I took this one.	12-02-2000 12:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Just a bit closer.	12-02-2000 12:30 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Another Macro shot. I almost missed this little guy completely, he was in the cafeteria nestled between plants and poinsettas. No flash was used. He was not out of focus on the camera. I will have to play with the focus settings a bit more.	12-02-2000 12:50 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Just rotated version of the above.	12-02-2000 12:50 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	The ducks have awoken.	12-02-2000 2:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	A duck comes over to see what I am pointing at it. These ducks attack, which is why I did not get down on a closer level.	12-02-2000 2:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Another duck becomes courious	12-02-2000 2:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	This shot is great. On the other side of the pond, we have this tree that is growing at like a 37 degree angle to the ground, and its brances touch the water. Having this many ducks swimming underneath it at once was amazing.	12-02-2000 2:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Even more ducky shots.	12-02-2000 2:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	This was actually an accidential shot. I was trying to sneak up on the crain to get a close up shot of it, and I spooked it and it took off flying across the pond. I decided to take my chance and shoot anyway, and was amazed that the picture came out.	12-02-2000 2:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Crain now resting on other bank.	12-02-2000 2:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Ducks were starting to get tired of me.	12-02-2000 2:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	3 ducks in a row. The picture I was really wanting, I was too close, and could not frame them all at once. It was similar to the one above. I started to back up, and was lucky I got this shot before they completely got away.	12-02-2000 2:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Last duck picture.	12-02-2000 2:00 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Earlier this semester, we had this cat just hanging around the dorm. Brian, one of the resident directors, felt sorry for it and gave it some food. It never left after that. Brian has now adopted the cat (you might be able to see its colar), but since no animals are alowed in the dorm, must stay outside.	12-02-2000 2:10 PM	800x600	1600x1200
	Cat has decided he is tired of having a camera in his face. Typical cat.	12-02-2000 2:10 PM	800x600	1600x1200