Posts for: bbrown5154
Mar 30, 2024 10:01:25 #
Mr. SONY wrote:
You won't have to worry about taking that bridge, it's gone.
There were a few cars and trucks on the bridge when it collapsed.
They have it all recorded.
There were a few cars and trucks on the bridge when it collapsed.
They have it all recorded.
Fortunately the container ship called out a mayday and had the bridge closed before it collapsed. You can see the last tractor trailer making it across by the skin of its teeth.
The cars and unfortunately people who fell from the bridge were workers fixing potholes.
Mar 26, 2024 11:03:06 #
saxman71 wrote:
I like #1 if the intent is to use it as a header on your personal web site. In my opinion, they are all too busy and distracting to be used on a photo. I dislike watermarks on photos as a general rule. However, if you must use one, make it small and out of the way so it does not distract from the actual image you are presenting. Just my opinion. Clearly, many others feel differently.
You make some very good points. I'm not a fan of watermarks either and I don't think I would like any of them on the photo. As a letter head or business card I prefer #2 or #3
Mar 26, 2024 10:56:39 #
As a Graphic Designer and Pre-Press Artist #1 is out. The font is too hard to read.
I like #2 and #3. I think #3 is my favorite but that sort of pigeon holes you to Wildlife Photography, Which you are excellent at by the way. Maybe pick 2 of them and then use them to best portray what is needed at the time.
I like #2 and #3. I think #3 is my favorite but that sort of pigeon holes you to Wildlife Photography, Which you are excellent at by the way. Maybe pick 2 of them and then use them to best portray what is needed at the time.
Feb 27, 2024 11:06:43 #
Nice shots of a nice car.
I dont think they ever sold that model in the States.
I dont think they ever sold that model in the States.
Feb 21, 2024 10:18:46 #
47greyfox wrote:
Kim, your images are frequently a walk down memory lane for me. This Plymouth is an exception? I graduated HS in 1965 and like most kids, cars were a passion back then. I’m going to do some digging since I don’t recall even knowing the Satellite existed, although it obviously did. Thanks for sharing…..
"She drove a Plymouth Satellite, faster than the speed of light"...The B52's. LOL.
Very nice looking car.
JMO but with all the "add ons" and electronics they are putting on these new cars those older cars are going to be in even bigger demand.
I am an owner and a big fan of 2017 Mini Cooper S but the 2024 version stinks.
Feb 20, 2024 09:47:51 #
Nice pics.
The Italians and the British made some very sexy cars.
The Italians and the British made some very sexy cars.
Jan 29, 2024 10:27:03 #
A nice set. Love the XKE.
The Brits made some nice looking cars.
The Brits made some nice looking cars.
Jan 29, 2024 10:22:43 #
jerryc41 wrote:
I was driving behind a Rivian truck yesterday. I had never heard of that brand. It seems very risky to buy a new brand of EV. Even the big-name car makers are having trouble selling their EVs
https://rivian.com/
https://rivian.com/
Better than being in front of them at night. That light bar across the front is super bright and annoying.
Jan 24, 2024 10:13:27 #
Just Fred wrote:
Nice! If you'll indulge me? My first job out of high school was working for a formula car racing team. At the race tracks, the Mini Coopers dominated the B and C Sedan classes. I was so impressed with them that I saved my pennies and bought one for myself. I loved that car! Every time I see one (not the BMW-owned kind), I have to pause and smile. Thanks!
Agree. I loved my Mini. I drove a new one the other day and while it drove and rode great I did not like all the new electronic stuff on it. Give me the toggle switches and dual dials. LOL.
Jan 24, 2024 10:10:18 #
Nice pics. I have always liked the Sunbeam, (affectionately known as the Get Smart Car LOL)
What is the Gray one with the 57 on after it? It's very nice.
I didn't have a mini from those years, mine was from 2021, but I miss it. Just go too expensive to have work done on it.
What is the Gray one with the 57 on after it? It's very nice.
I didn't have a mini from those years, mine was from 2021, but I miss it. Just go too expensive to have work done on it.
Nov 9, 2023 07:32:37 #
Jon Erdmann wrote:
This creek is located in Glacier National Park, and one can still access it before Going to the Sun Road is completely closed at Lake McDonald Lodge for the Winter. As before I posted both in color and black n white for your viewing pleasure.
Those are both excellent. Well done.
I think for the B&W I would like a little more contrast but that's just me.
Oct 6, 2023 07:57:35 #
Bill_de wrote:
I am going there in a couple of weeks with niece, nephew, and three teenagers. We have a horse drawn carriage ride one afternoon. Any suggestions besides that?
I'm planning on carrying a Zfc and one (maybe 2) lenses. This is more a get together than a photo-op, but I wouldn't want to miss anything that should be at the top of the list.
Thanks for looking in!
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I'm planning on carrying a Zfc and one (maybe 2) lenses. This is more a get together than a photo-op, but I wouldn't want to miss anything that should be at the top of the list.
Thanks for looking in!
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Since its that time of the year a Ghost tour would be fun.
Some of the outside venues ( I know one was Devil's Den) was closed off to the public this summer so they could stabilize some erosion and ground issues.
Should be a good time to go. They are saying its will be a good "fall leaf" season in PA.
Sep 27, 2023 07:36:28 #
Sep 27, 2023 07:29:32 #
Nice shot. Where at in PA was this?
That is one healthy looking Bob Cat.
I've seen them in Western PA but they were not that big.
Good looking cat.
That is one healthy looking Bob Cat.
I've seen them in Western PA but they were not that big.
Good looking cat.
Sep 26, 2023 07:25:06 #