Zach Matthews
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BD is certainly right – if that squid was still moving, it wasn’t long for this world, invertebrate or not.
Mike doesn’t need to worry; I recognize that this is a potentially over-powerful tool and will do my best to use it wisely.
You might be able to apply some kind of gradient mask with a progressively bluer/greener levels slider as you go to the corner, but to be honest, well, you’re toast.
PS The information in that example may not be entirely reliable – I was going by memory on some of the names and flies — it’s really just an example.
Zach
It does have a bobcat’s build, but it seems too big to me, and, uh, the wrong color:
Compare:
Still, I think I have to go with a bobcat there.
True, Scott, that’s a populated fishery, but there’s not much I can do about non-fly fishers and if you leave the trout stream you’re going to encounter gear anglers.
Hahaha, the ironic thing is that Tim works for 3M.
Dunfly, I bought a HeliPly last year and had to ask Jim Bartschi at Scott to specially make it for me, since they had quit rolling even the Classics.
I think the average intelligent layperson could pass the bar if they did everything BarBri told them to, but I think the average law school graduate could pass the bar without taking the course in the first place if we weren’t all so easily manipulated by scare tactics and the needless and irrelevant difficulty of the MBE.
My favorite high school analogy is to the old cliques we used to have, like the “cool kids,” (e.g. Dan Blanton, here ;)) the “art/emo crowd,” (e.g. The Drake) the “science nerds,” (e.g. Troutnut.com) etc.
If you guys have a few minutes, I suggest listening to the excellent This American Life podcast with Ira Glass (it’s the NPR radio show just rendered as a podcast.)