Challenge letter ''L'' Thursday 10-10 to Saturday 10-12
Oct 10, 2013 07:54:04 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Morning folks....Don't know about you but unlike Sharecropper, FA and others, I was short on ''K'', but will try and make up for it.
Here we can use Low angle as in #2, a sign which has been the wildcard since I don,t know when and #3 is another example of Low Angle shot in Bath, Maine.
When I do those I place my (thin) wallet under the lense to keep the camera level as I always have the attachement for my tripod connected.
Here we can use Low angle as in #2, a sign which has been the wildcard since I don,t know when and #3 is another example of Low Angle shot in Bath, Maine.
When I do those I place my (thin) wallet under the lense to keep the camera level as I always have the attachement for my tripod connected.
Thanks for the start. I will see what I can put on later today. No time tomorrow as I had a sister-in-law that past away on Sunday and her funeral is tomorrow.
Oct 10, 2013 07:56:47 #
Ol' Frank wrote:
Lot of "L's" from Central Florida
Nice pictures. We want to go to see the light house that you have pictured.
Oct 10, 2013 07:57:52 #
Irenejb wrote:
Thank you RR for taking on the 'L's! You beat me to it as I was going to start the link if there was nothing on this am.
Some 'L's...................
Some 'L's...................
Irene I love your fall colors.
Oct 10, 2013 07:58:22 #
Fred Ann wrote:
Another low angle contribution. Lupine leaves Low on the ground with a bokeh covered bridge in the background.
And how about some leading lines into the distance such as some railroad tracks?
And lastly a covered bridge with a double L name . This bridge is no longer in use at Little Lepreau.
Thank you for Lending a hand to the L challenge.
And Louisbough? I wonder where my pictures are of that wonderful place? Perhaps you'll share some of yours?
And how about some leading lines into the distance such as some railroad tracks?
And lastly a covered bridge with a double L name . This bridge is no longer in use at Little Lepreau.
Thank you for Lending a hand to the L challenge.
And Louisbough? I wonder where my pictures are of that wonderful place? Perhaps you'll share some of yours?
:thumbup: :thumbup:
Oct 10, 2013 08:00:19 #
Agnesm wrote:
Thanks for the start. I will see what I can put on later today. No time tomorrow as I had a sister-in-law that past away on Sunday and her funeral is tomorrow.
Take your time Agnes...My sympathy for your loss, she is more important than UHH .....Jim
Oct 10, 2013 08:00:53 #
suejay50 wrote:
Pg 1 - What a great start and thanks RR for taking the baton! At first glance I have a few animals to share!
Sue, I love all of the different animals that you are putting on.
Oct 10, 2013 08:03:26 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Take your time Agnes...My sympathy for your loss, she is more important than UHH .....Jim
Thanks Jim.
Oct 10, 2013 08:29:52 #
suejay50 wrote:
Pg 1 - What a great start and thanks RR for taking the baton! At first glance I have a few animals to share!
WHat a great set of Lively animals!
Oct 10, 2013 08:32:58 #
edgorm wrote:
Morning, Jim, Thanks for hosting. Here are some "l"'s to start off. Maybe I'll be able to get more later in spite of the upcoming days of rain.
WHat a great start! Tha is a very nice set!
Oct 10, 2013 08:41:20 #
L is for Leslie- LOL!
Here is a set of selfies I did for a competition-
Here is a set of selfies I did for a competition-
Oct 10, 2013 08:41:59 #
judy juul
Loc: Cheshire, Ct.
Roadrunner wrote:
Morning folks....Don't know about you but unlike Sharecropper, FA and others, I was short on ''K'', but will try and make up for it.
Here we can use Low angle as in #2, a sign which has been the wildcard since I don,t know when and #3 is another example of Low Angle shot in Bath, Maine.
When I do those I place my (thin) wallet under the lense to keep the camera level as I always have the attachement for my tripod connected.
Here we can use Low angle as in #2, a sign which has been the wildcard since I don,t know when and #3 is another example of Low Angle shot in Bath, Maine.
When I do those I place my (thin) wallet under the lense to keep the camera level as I always have the attachement for my tripod connected.
Here are a few from yesterday's photo shoot in Morris ,Ct.
Languishing 1944 Coup Plane
Lovely place to think of Annette
Lumbering Antique stone wall -goes on for miles!
Oct 10, 2013 09:02:09 #
About some beautiful "Ladies" found in nature. Around the end of June I start Looking for these Ladies that have left their slippers in the woodlands. There are two varieties of slippers that I find. The White Lady's slipper and the Pink Lady's slipper or some call the pink slippers Pink Moccasin slippers.I have yet to find the Yellow Lady's slipper but I keep hoping to find it yet some year.
And sometimes Ladies can be seen flitting about in the air. There are two butterfly Ladies that I am aware of.
The American Lady butterfly and the Painted Lady butterfly. You need to use a butterfly field guide to study their markings to tell the difference between each Lady.
And Lastly, I have one more Lady from Nature which I had almost forgotten about; a Ladybug!
And sometimes Ladies can be seen flitting about in the air. There are two butterfly Ladies that I am aware of.
The American Lady butterfly and the Painted Lady butterfly. You need to use a butterfly field guide to study their markings to tell the difference between each Lady.
And Lastly, I have one more Lady from Nature which I had almost forgotten about; a Ladybug!
white Lady's Slipper
another white one
a pink lady's slipper
pink moccasin slipper
American Lady butterfly
another American Lady butterfly
a Painted Lady butterfly
Painted Lady #2
a Ladybug
Oct 10, 2013 09:31:37 #
And this picture is for our host and his wife. A missing photo from his Maine trip.
Lobsters!
Lobsters!
lobsters in a store tank
Oct 10, 2013 09:31:52 #
Roadrunner wrote:
Morning folks...
Here we can use Low angle as in #2, a sign which has been the wildcard since I don,t know when .
Here we can use Low angle as in #2, a sign which has been the wildcard since I don,t know when .
Good morning RR Thanks for starting the thread..... I have just one this morning taken with the sx20
LOADER
Oct 10, 2013 09:34:18 #
Ol' Frank wrote:
Lot of "L's" from Central Florida
Ol' Frank very nice group I really like the train
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