Tiny Things From The Woods
Sep 13, 2011 08:57:28 #
rayford2
Loc: New Bethlehem, PA
TraceyG wrote:
Bob is that Canyon lands?
Here's a wonderful picture of nature, thank you.
In my twisted mind I gave it a title "Remote refueling".
Sep 13, 2011 14:18:02 #
Sep 13, 2011 14:25:03 #
blueeyes3515 wrote:
These photos are very good. crisp and clear!
I thank you for your comments. I didn't want to argue with a prior observation of blurry photos in the set because they may own a Canon DSLR and don't know anything about sharpness. LOL :)
Sep 13, 2011 15:01:17 #
Nice and unusual items you have. While, I am not partial to the things I photograph, I too often find things that I consider worth taking, even when it may not be the showiest of things to photograph. I am not so with insects in most cases.
I will add some things that I have seen and though are worth to be captured in pictures.
I will add some things that I have seen and though are worth to be captured in pictures.
Woodpecker Made Holes in a Birch Tree
Ice Formed Bubble which has encased a small piece of tree branch
Snarled Branches of a Quince Shrub
Sep 13, 2011 15:19:17 #
Sep 13, 2011 15:46:14 #
I will attach a few things that may even seem normal...but that would be in the eye of the photographer. If not tell me.
Winterfest Dog Sleigh Race Team
PA Amish Buggy and Horses
Mural of a Rooster at Dawn..Painted on a Barn
Sep 15, 2011 20:43:11 #
Snailgarter--Are you sure the first one isn't a prehistoric IBM punch card? Second one--never saw anything like that before, Cool. Quinces make good jam.
Sep 16, 2011 07:49:22 #
Condor...thanks for your comment. It is not an ancient IBM card I assure you. The quince I have heard makes good jelly, but I have never done that and not sure where I would start.
What about this new photo...what would you say that is?
What about this new photo...what would you say that is?
Sep 16, 2011 08:57:49 #
Bob love the weird stuff but really most interesting. Takes an eye to see it. Great shots pleasing to the eye and holds interest. Thanks for sharing
Sep 16, 2011 09:07:52 #
blondieone wrote:
Bob love the weird stuff but really most interesting. Takes an eye to see it. Great shots pleasing to the eye and holds interest. Thanks for sharing
I have to chuckle at the bigger picture. Scott Kelby, Photographer, author, teacher sponsors a yearly "Photo Walk" in cities around the world. I looked at thousands of entries and I have the only photo of a cornflower(chicory) I saw at my feet during the walk. All those hordes of photographers with expensive cameras and huge zoom lenses didn't bother to look down at their feet to notice the beauty there. :)
Sep 16, 2011 09:58:48 #
Snailgarter wrote:
Condor...thanks for your comment. It is not an ancient IBM card I assure you. The quince I have heard makes good jelly, but I have never done that and not sure where I would start.
What about this new photo...what would you say that is?
What about this new photo...what would you say that is?
Looks like a fungus of some kind
Sep 16, 2011 20:38:16 #
Sep 16, 2011 21:35:34 #
gayellen
Loc: Arkansas
Along with Tilde 531, I am in awe!!! Great photos.. Wish I had you for a teacher... Enjoy looking at your work. Thanks
Gaye
Gaye
Sep 16, 2011 21:59:34 #
Tracey G are the blue and green ones making yellow ones?
Here's a weird one- crab spiders- they all have the smiley faces on their backs
Here's a weird one- crab spiders- they all have the smiley faces on their backs
Sep 16, 2011 22:01:35 #
RParker wrote:
Tracey G are the blue and green ones making yellow ones?
Here's a weird one- crab spiders- they all have the smiley faces on their backs
Here's a weird one- crab spiders- they all have the smiley faces on their backs
"crab spider"!?
Never heard of it... but what a really NEAT thing it is!
That was my "something new" for the day. Thanks for that!
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