Tooth Maker wrote:
2/12/13
nice B&W :thumbup: :thumbup:
PAToGraphy wrote:
Snow dominates the pix this week.
the shadows look a bit like some visitors from space---are you all right there in your neck of the woods?
Fred Ann wrote:
My pictures today definitely have to do with leading. Yesterday, while diving along a highway parallel to a railroad track, I saw a train coming so I pulled over onto the shoulder to take pictures. Four engines were pulling( leading) a long line of oil cars. Oil from the west.
my husband always gets a little upset with me when I just want to pull over and sit a minute--now I can tell him I'm not the only one who does it!
Roadrunner wrote:
Then there is Leading Lines, not recent, but leading
a beautiful series--almost makes you feel like you are there
Roadrunner wrote:
Sunday's shots...at least they're recent...
what is the big hole in the ground RR?
looks like some kind of mine
Peanut wrote:
aleone63 wrote:
Yes Hedgehogs it is that time again to 'Hit me with your best shot'
This week we have been challenged by view points and leading lines and it's in the eyes.... We have had great challenges and even better host!
We also welcomed another shutterbaby... CONGRATULATIONS jfan... she finally arrived! We hope to see a lot of her ;)
Remember, you post doesn't have to be of the challenge.
So come on fellow hedgehogs and HIT ME! :thumbup:
Good Morning...sure looks COLD up there!!!
Congrats Jfan!!! SO happy for you!!
This instantly grabbed me because of the dramatic or stark contrast. The metal made me feel a little cold and lonely.
Hope to back later ...everyone enjoy the day!
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interesting and intriguing :thumbup: :thumbup:
amyinsparta wrote:
this and that
the first one has me guessing--what is it?
I like it :thumbup: :thumbup:
jfantasma wrote:
Thank you everyone, I am damn near running on empty but I have been keeping up with you all today, glad you all like the photos and the avatar. Love you guys and talk to you soon
your avatar is a piece of art--save it for always
I am very happy for all of you
sbesaw wrote:
greymule wrote:
thanks I will google them
we are looking for some day hikes for 60 year old people who like to take pictures!
be sure and post some photos when you get back
Here are a few images from Canyonlands Needles area
Please don't bust my gonads about the noise. Some are color film negs scanned in.
"Please don't bust my gonads about the noise." Just how noisey are your gonads?[/quote]
at least you don't have to carry bear bells when you are hiking!!!
and thanks for the great pics--makes me even more excited to go there
my thoughts were that there was a lot less skin showing back then!
greymule wrote:
the last time there we didn't get to spend much time in Canyonlands because it was raining--can you recomend any of the hikes there that would be great for photographing
Canyonlands is HUGE. There are three separate enormous sections- The Maze (probably too remote), Island in the Sky is enormous with grand views, and The Needles is a fascinating place. You don't say how much time or how long and/difficult the hikes are, but I would plan to hike the Elephant Hill to Druid Arch hike, then take the cutoff on the way back to Chessler Park. Be sure not to miss the slot canyon near Chessler Park. Another hike in The Needles is Squae Flat Trailhead to Elephant and Big Spring Canyons.
For Island in the Sky try 4x4'g the White Rim Trail. Need permits for camping-reserve now. There are numerous shorter hikes for photo ops along the Rim and many longer ones also.
Checkout Utah's National Parks by Ron Adkinson- a plethora of info.
Any Q's, just ask. You can Google my recommendations for detailed descriptions.[/quote]
thanks I will google them
we are looking for some day hikes for 60 year old people who like to take pictures!
be sure and post some photos when you get back
RiverNan wrote:
shhhhhh he would like me to prep dinner and do laundry and keep the house clean......"all I want to do is have some fun" glad to get you giggling....i was looking at this image this am and cracking up and he was looking at me and shaking his head. He knew I was looking at it...Ill have to find something to stick his head on...heheheheh
hmmmmmmm
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Bushido wrote:
Way to much time. Maybe your hubby can find you something to do. LMAO
RiverNan wrote:
obviously I have way way way too much time on my hands
but it was fun to practice and I got a good giggle out of this.
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cooking and laundry and cleaning---what is that?
UHH comes first
greymule wrote:
plessner wrote:
greymule wrote:
Nikonian72 wrote:
Tempting! Very tempting!
Dig out som'a that short change from your old fruit jar.
Lodging 5 nights- $236
where are you staying for that price?
I am heading there April 1 and staying for a week in Moab and surrounding areas
have you ever been there before?
Days Inn through Booking.com. I've been to Moab maybe 15 or so times. Amazing area. Awesome in the true sense of the word.
If you need info, let me know.
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the last time there we didn't get to spend much time in Canyonlands because it was raining--can you recomend any of the hikes there that would be great for photographing
Wahawk wrote:
CLIIICK wrote:
HA, Wahawk, As good as that burger you just cooked was, you must have a fantastic grill.
Couldn't resist after Carolina Wing's comment! :lol: :lol: :lol:
Course we all know the nut behind the camera doesn't have anything to do with it, right??? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
There has been so much going on here lately trying to emphasize it is the camera that makes the picture, the we see those that say they are just starting into photography, got a D7000 or 60D or whatever, and then ask for settings so they can become a pro portrait photographer, or whatever!!!
ALL kidding aside, you have some great images and a great honor with that stamp!!! Congrats to the PHOTOG, not just the gear!!
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all kidding aside--great comments