Nice shots. Someone had a creative imagination. I can easily recognize he license plates but what are the belly parts made of?

I love Sony especially the A77 and the A77ii.
I like the feel of the DSLR.
One of mine is a refurb and is trouble free.

Guess I'm prejudice.

The Art of Racing in the Rain and Ford vrs. Ferrari came out at the same time. Both were great car movies but Racing in the Rain will always be my favorite. It was a great movie and everytime I hear the name Enzo I think about that beautiful retriever and the one I used to have.

Welcome, and all you have to do to learn is pay attention to this great bunch.

Just a few plants from around.

Tulips, daffies, and something else I don't know.

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The flowers of cactus around the state are amazing. Pale yellows, orange, pink, purple, really all kinds.

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It's not colorful but blooming yucca is spectacular, either alone or in large groups.

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More from the Dallas Arboretum.

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I found these near the town of Cedar Hill south of Dallas. Not a clue what they are but I'd really bet you could not eat them without dire consequences.

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Actually I had the camera on a fence but had to hold it in place.

so we take photos of them. Tell me, who can't resist the temptation to take photos of interesting buildings? I can't imagine the number of miles I've put on my cars over the years hunting old or interesting buildings.

I know it says open but it wasn't so I didn't have the chance to quench my thirst. Looks like a good place to get in trouble.

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Looks like another place you could get in trouble. Not sure if it means Morgan shops there, or if it is Morgan St Burgers.

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Penn Farms barn in the Cedar Hill State Park near Dallas.

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OK, if you don't know what this one is I'm not going to tell you. Shot at night without tripod.

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I loved this place. Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia. We were on a fall foliage cruise excursion.

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Thanks for all the kind comments.

Jack, really nice work. Keep it up.

Wow just about sums it up Joe.

I think that the photo you show would be spectacular on metal. Great detail and color scheme would make it perfect. I have one 22x28 of a night arboretum area done in metal and the color and detail is fantastic. I think yours would be too. As for canvas prints, they have their place and can be beautiful with plenty of detail. All in the eye of the beholder.

Everybody have you heard,
He's gonna buy me a mockingbird.
And if that mockingbird don't sing,
He's gonna buy me a diamond ring.
And if that diamond ring don't shine,
He's surely gonna break this heart of mine.

Or so the song goes. I surely love to hear a mockingbird singing in the morning.

Rarely do i get a chance to get this close to a mockingbird.

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GBH coming in for landing by a pond surrounded by fields of bluebonnets.

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Many places around my area the bluebonnets are past their prime and are being replace by morning primrose and all kinds of yellow flowers.

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First photo of this was years ago and it was surrounded by briars. Now it's been cleaned out and a brand new gate next to it. Scenic improvement I guess.

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In a field all by itself, the Texas flag flies among the colors of spring in Texas.

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Eventually everything wears out, including us.

Rotten news Bud. So sorry to hear that.

Farmall tractor and a bunch of flowers from a different road than I usually take. Hope you enjoy.

I've been shooting this old Farmall tractor for years but never from this angle.

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This was the most mixed field of flowers that I've seen.

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Almost white bluebonnets.

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We call it a morning primrose. Don't know if that's the real name but it does OK for me.

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At first I thought this was a field of the Aggie Maroon bluebonnets but when I stopped and got a closer look, I haven't a clue what they are.

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