No Host Just Post Weekend june 13 and 14, 2020
Jun 14, 2020 10:20:42 #
Marturo
Loc: Western North Carolina
frankraney wrote:
P7
Marturo, you found us...... Good set. I love the blossoms. Apple? Or cherry? Some of your film cameras I assume.
Marturo, you found us...... Good set. I love the blossoms. Apple? Or cherry? Some of your film cameras I assume.
Thank You Frank, yes the flowers are Cherry blossoms & the pics are all using the D7100.
Except the one of me in my Mountain hideaway. My wife got me with her Nikon FE
shooting Turks cap lillys with my Nikon N90.
Jun 14, 2020 10:28:12 #
frankraney wrote:
P5
Love the cactus flower. Great focus and comp.
Love the cactus flower. Great focus and comp.
Thanks for viewing and your kind comment Frank.
Don
Jun 14, 2020 10:46:20 #
captivecookie
Loc: Washington state
SueScott wrote:
pg. 6
It's funny how the little dogs can be the most protective of their things! LOL!
It's funny how the little dogs can be the most protective of their things! LOL!
It's part of a game he plays. The treat is his, but he expects you to try to take it so play can be part of the joy.
Jun 14, 2020 11:06:14 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
Well, Clicker, your water challenge "flushed ... (show quote)
Hey all! Good to see everyone's contributions to this summer Free Sunday. I've had a rough few months, but finally got back to the camera and my favorite place Assategue Island. There has been 6 foals born during the shutdown, all Colts! Two more are expects so hoping for some Fillies! Here are a few of 2 of the new colts.
Gokey Go Go Bones with her new Colt
(Download)
Gokey's Colt
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Susie Sole with her new Colt
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Susie's Colt
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Susie's Colt
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Jun 14, 2020 13:26:56 #
captivecookie wrote:
Biscuit gets a treat. The last photo may have been posted before, but the first two are new
p.6 I wouldn't dare try taking the treat away!
Jun 14, 2020 13:29:23 #
Marturo wrote:
Total agreement with you there. 
Thanks for the kind Invite
.
Thanks for the kind Invite
.p.7 What a wonderful pictorial story! May be a dumb question, but do the cameras work? They are not only engineering marvels, but also works of art. So glad you shared.
Jun 14, 2020 13:30:04 #
Marturo wrote:
It was my Fathers only 35mm camera & he recorded my Families life over 7 countries
growing up in the US Army.
It still works & I hope to pass it down to my Grandson someday.
growing up in the US Army.
It still works & I hope to pass it down to my Grandson someday.
Ahh - you just answered my question.
Jun 14, 2020 13:30:55 #
lhammer43 wrote:
Grew one when I was 40. Was told it made me look 60.
Just trying to look 60 again😎🔨⏱❗️
Just trying to look 60 again😎🔨⏱❗️
Thanks for my daily laugh
Jun 14, 2020 13:34:46 #
GiGiMac103 wrote:
Hey all! Good to see everyone's contributions to this summer Free Sunday. I've had a rough few months, but finally got back to the camera and my favorite place Assategue Island. There has been 6 foals born during the shutdown, all Colts! Two more are expects so hoping for some Fillies! Here are a few of 2 of the new colts.
p.8 I figured you were going through an intense time, Nancy (GiGiMac). A camera is great therapy. Beautiful horses and darling "little ones". Very good to see you.
Jun 14, 2020 13:39:11 #
The last of my "barn" pix.
Jun 14, 2020 14:37:57 #
captivecookie
Loc: Washington state
PAToGraphy wrote:
p.6 I wouldn't dare try taking the treat away!
He actually has a lot of fun dealing with the attempt.
Jun 14, 2020 14:54:57 #
Jun 14, 2020 15:13:58 #
OT for a bit here ---some of you will likely remember RichardQ, our senior "photographer" who was a photographer in WW11 as well as Life magazine and so much more. Always a gentleman and very inventive. When he could no longer hold a camera, he created images on his scanner.
I received this PM from his daughter today. He would love it if UHH friends would send PMs to him. So folks please send him greetings. Remember his photos standing by plane propellors, the compelling portrait of a mother holding her blind child while the child's chubby hand caressed Mommy's face, street scenes from France and the devastation of cities...many of you will remember your favorite "RichardQ" images. Like the nun with the huge wingspan headpiece. Here is Karen's note.
Hi, My name is Karen, I am Richard's daughter. He has been struggling with health issues, is currently in the hospital, hoping to be released to rehab soon. He asked me to contact you to say hello, and thank you for your concern. If you want to send him any message(s), I know he would love it. I'll take my laptop to the hospital today, so I can read him any responses that you might have time to send. He has received so much joy from participating on this forum for the last few years. Thank you to everyone for making his life happier.
Karen
I received this PM from his daughter today. He would love it if UHH friends would send PMs to him. So folks please send him greetings. Remember his photos standing by plane propellors, the compelling portrait of a mother holding her blind child while the child's chubby hand caressed Mommy's face, street scenes from France and the devastation of cities...many of you will remember your favorite "RichardQ" images. Like the nun with the huge wingspan headpiece. Here is Karen's note.
Hi, My name is Karen, I am Richard's daughter. He has been struggling with health issues, is currently in the hospital, hoping to be released to rehab soon. He asked me to contact you to say hello, and thank you for your concern. If you want to send him any message(s), I know he would love it. I'll take my laptop to the hospital today, so I can read him any responses that you might have time to send. He has received so much joy from participating on this forum for the last few years. Thank you to everyone for making his life happier.
Karen
Jun 14, 2020 15:28:57 #
Marturo
Loc: Western North Carolina
PAToGraphy wrote:
The last of my "barn" pix.
I really like the way you use the lines to tell the story.
My addition to lines, nothing like yours for sure.
Thank you for sharing, I really love your web site.
PS: I fixed the crooked barracks, only I don't remember where I put it.
This is an old Schenck Job Corps Barracks for the Forestry school in
Pisgah Forest outside Asheville NC. I took this in the 80s it was just
out in the woods. Note the windows are not broken out, it is true
this place has many colored Timber Rattle Snakes around.
Jun 14, 2020 15:37:33 #
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