Timing is everything..do you have a picture you took at the exact right moment (Page 5): I don't know about that Five, a 90 yr old women down here just lost a leg to a gator. Last year...

TraceyG Loc: SW, Fl.

I don't know about that Five, a 90 yr old women down here just lost a leg to a gator. Last year one grabbed a women off the bank and killed her.

This guys was HUGE and so well hidden.

swimbob Loc: Columbia, S.C.

Wow! Some really great pictures on this thread.

I took this a couple years ago with my old Canon Power Shot SD500. Just a point and shoot but I miss that old camera. And yes the elephant did get the branch and eat it.

user2071 Loc: New England

TraceyG wrote:

I don't know about that Five, a 90 yr old women down here just lost a leg to a gator. Last year one grabbed a women off the bank and killed her.

This guys was HUGE and so well hidden.

Oh, they kill if they can. They just don't EAT you right away. They stow you for a while to let you ripen.

user2071 Loc: New England

swimbob wrote:

Wow! Some really great pictures on this thread.

I took this a couple years ago with my old Canon Power Shot SD500. Just a point and shoot but I miss that old camera. And yes the elephant did get the branch and eat it.

I had a Powershot A630 followed by a Powershot A650 and they were great cameras. If the 650 hadn't died, I probably would still be using it.

forbescat

SQUIRL033 wrote:

i think this one qualifies... right place, right time, and just crazy enough to try. how long does a soap bubble last? i got three fast frames before it popped...

I just went to your website - I'll have to go back again but I saw some beautiful images. Do you have a book? If not, you should at least think about it.

TraceyG Loc: SW, Fl.

Five, LOL...got it, nasty buggers they are!

Swimbob, what a cool shot! Love it!

MishaDontsov

To take photographs means to recognize - simultaneously and within a fraction of a second - both the fact itself and the rigorous organization of visually perceived forms that give it meaning. It is putting ones head, ones eye and ones heart on the same axis.
- Henri Cartier Bresson

Central Park, New York

user2071 Loc: New England

MishaDontsov wrote:

To take photographs means to recognize - simultaneously and within a fraction of a second - both the fact itself and the rigorous organization of visually perceived forms that give it meaning. It is putting ones head, ones eye and ones heart on the same axis.
- Henri Cartier Bresson

Oh wow, memories. I know just where you had to be standing to take that picture. How many long afternoons spent in that park of my childhood ... and I love it in black and white because for some reason, that is exactly how I remember it in my mind's eye!

MishaDontsov

Thank you, I am happy it brings some happy memories!

MissMonka Loc: Ohio

Love love love the bubble shot! Amazing!

Plusten Loc: Fruita Colorado

lol great pic of the fort Rachel,,,,,thanks alot

user2071 Loc: New England

MishaDontsov wrote:

Thank you, I am happy it brings some happy memories!

Thank you. Sometimes, it seems so far away and so long ago ... and then a see a picture and it all comes rushing back. I did love the park. And the carousel ... and the Alice statue ... and all the wonderful nooks and crannies hidden throughout the park ...

liv2paddle Loc: Wall, NJ

found this one from several years ago...heard a noise in woods and there he was..call him my carolina panther

liv2paddle Loc: Wall, NJ

fivedawgz wrote:

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really good moment

TraceyG Loc: SW, Fl.

MishaDontsov wrote:

To take photographs means to recognize - simultaneously and within a fraction of a second - both the fact itself and the rigorous organization of visually perceived forms that give it meaning. It is putting ones head, ones eye and ones heart on the same axis.
- Henri Cartier Bresson

Love this, will be there in Nov. can't wait!