Tooting my own (Pentax) horn

[stemked]

<p>Hi All.<br>

<br />In a world of shameless self-promotion I just found out several of my Indiana nature images are being featured on the home page of the Indiana Academy of Sciences. As I don't know how long I'm going to have a swelled head over this I figured I'd better post and run. In any event the photos, along with a brief caption, and shown here: <br>

http://www.indianaacademyofscience.org/<br>

And yes, all with Pentax equipment (most of them are older scanned slides actually).<br>

Best wishes all.</p>

<p>Doug</p>

[MattB.Net]

<p>Great photos, congratulations! </p>

[dorus]

<p>well deserved</p>

[shots worth sharing]

<p>Congrats, Doug!</p>

[stemked]

Thanks y'all. Just my 30 seconds of fame.

[osamu]

<p>nice. congratulations.</p>

[don_myers1]

<p>Kudos Doug! Paticularly like the two butterfly photos.<br>

Don</p>

[paul_wheatland]

<p>your nature close-up skills with older film cameras deserves accolades for fine performance.</p>

[duane_mills]

<p>Kudos, the photos are very well captured indeed. The Dragonfly is may favourite, it's an amazing image.</p>

[hagar]

<p>Doug, that was at least 45 seconds of fame! Nicely done :-)</p>

[steve_rasmussen]

<p>Considering that it has become so much more difficult to get anything published these days, yours is quite an accomplishment. </p>