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[Michael Wolfe]

We still need a high res logo.
 

 

This is me... I will get it to you this evening when I am at home... which is where i think the High res version is at...

[mattknepley]

Thanks, Michael. No big rush, it just occurred to me that I didn't have one yet,so I threw that out there.

[littlen]

Not sure if you're looking for anything artsy fartsy this time around, but here is a unique perspective.  Sadly, I do have some photos of fish from groups you said are underrepresented on my home computer which is currently in 'crash-mode'.  If I can get it functional soon, I'll send you some.

 

Album: Fish x-ray

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[Irate Mormon]

Although I'm not involved in the project, I would encourage folks to submit photos which do not show obvious signs of being photoshopped.  Photoshop is OK, but if it LOOKS like its been shopped, you're doing it wrong.

[FishGuyJosh]

Here are some California natives...

 

Three-spine stickleback

Tule perch

Sacramento perch

Prickly sculpin

White sturgeon

sacramento sucker

Sacramento splittail

 

And a few other interesting ones..

 

Brown bullhead

Warmouth X Bluegill hybrid

Warmouth X Green sunfish hybrid

[mattknepley]

West coast in the house! (or tank, as the case may be!)

Thanks!

[Matt DeLaVega]

World warmouth? The mouth is bigger than a standard warmouth?

[smbass]

I have seen that hybrid (Green x Warmouth) twice myself and it is an odd one. Interesting fish!

[mattknepley]

BUMP

This is (probably) the last call for photos. I have a lot of great stuff from lots of great folks. I finally have a general idea how I want the layout to look, and have ten or eleven of the big pictures picked out. That means I still need one or two pictures to use as the photo that goes on top; the "main" photo for lack of a better word. As it stands, those ten or eleven pics have been submitted by 5 different people.

But believe it or not, I'd like about 24 more pictures! I am able to put a picture in every square on the date grid of the calendar. Personally, I believe 365 pics would be overkill; but four or five a month (including the NANFA logo) is not.

So, if you have something you like, pm it to me. I'd especially like bright and/or bold colors at this point. I'd also like sportfish pictures. A good photo of your big (or micro) catch is perfectly calendar-worthy! (Even if I'll probably crop any people, the fish are the stars.) I have enough photos to close out the project now, but would love to include even more peoples' work. It doesn't need to be professional; it just needs to be sharp enough to look good.

Just remember if you send it to me, I consider that consent to use your work. If you have copyright or other concerns, let me know.

Thanks, Matt

[FirstChAoS]

Feel free to use any of my photos in my albums.

 

I am suprised they have 3 spined sticklebacks on the west coast too. Between that and a few cold water Atlantic representatives of mostly pacific families (rockfish, lumpfish) it makes me wonder if the arctic ocean once warmed enough to form a bridge between the two.