@Rachel, that is a LOVELY sig tag! If you're worrying about it being too obtrusive, I'd change the opacity level so that it's closer to a watermark, but with how light the weight on that font is, I really don't think you need to.
@Trini thanks, it was a nice day -- that's Seward Harbor on Alaska's Kenai Peninsula. It's a tiny bit blurry, but that's about par when shooting from the water.
Thanks. I've been double doubting myself and unsure. I have fiddled with the transparency, but I'm still messing about trying to determine HOW visible it should be, and at what size it will most likely be viewed. Good to know I'm on the right track.
My view from yesterday morning while waiting for the train
So while going through some photos from yesterday's job, I found that my image sensor has about three dead pixels, one freen, one red and one white. The green one, when taking the exposure to it's highest, reveals a thin line of green under it going down to the bottom of the image.
So what's to be done in cases like this? I've had the camera about seven years so it's WAY past it's warranty. Do I just take it in or start saving up for a new camera? EDIT: Just got told best thing to do is get a new sensor or buy a new camera. In the meantime, I can live with taking the picels out on the computer. Fff....