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OMG, dazzling photos guys!!!!
Moose, you're lucky, like i said i was in Monterey at night, and i did not get any of that great scenery..
Thor, Perth looks amazing, and you CANNOT do the "i waited for you fry"!!!!, That's the only episode i've actually boycotted because i hurts mah soulz.
I'll edit some more in tonight, try to be patient
Moose, you're lucky, like i said i was in Monterey at night, and i did not get any of that great scenery..
Thor, Perth looks amazing, and you CANNOT do the "i waited for you fry"!!!!, That's the only episode i've actually boycotted because i hurts mah soulz.
I'll edit some more in tonight, try to be patient
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ITS FLIPPY!
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ITS FLIPPY!
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Thor, Perth looks amazing, and you CANNOT do the "i waited for you fry"!!!!, That's the only episode i've actually boycotted because i hurts mah soulz.
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Lol! When I first took that picture I thought it was hilarious. But now that he's dead it kind of hurts to look at it... It's a wonder how much impact dogs can have on you.
And @ Moose.
Oooh, are you thinking of having a show or getting a job as a photographer? I've applied to take photos for my Uni's newspaper but they think I'm too landscapey...
Thor, Perth looks amazing, and you CANNOT do the "i waited for you fry"!!!!, That's the only episode i've actually boycotted because i hurts mah soulz.
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Lol! When I first took that picture I thought it was hilarious. But now that he's dead it kind of hurts to look at it... It's a wonder how much impact dogs can have on you.
And @ Moose.
Oooh, are you thinking of having a show or getting a job as a photographer? I've applied to take photos for my Uni's newspaper but they think I'm too landscapey...
I'm still looking for this picture! It's amazing.
I guess I'll just explain it...
So my father and I were driving through Iowa (Me pops was driving and I was in the passenger seat) and it was getting towards dusk, so there was a beautiful sunset on the horizon. With the works, red horizon merging into a dark blue sky on the other horizon.
Anyway, on a field we saw one of those giant wind power generators, but with the light it just looked like a silhouette. Gorgeous it was...
I guess I'll just explain it...
So my father and I were driving through Iowa (Me pops was driving and I was in the passenger seat) and it was getting towards dusk, so there was a beautiful sunset on the horizon. With the works, red horizon merging into a dark blue sky on the other horizon.
Anyway, on a field we saw one of those giant wind power generators, but with the light it just looked like a silhouette. Gorgeous it was...
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I love take pictures. My first classes were totally pre-digital. I do miss the dark room. I lost most of my equipment and a lot of my films and slides in H. Katrina. I have since gone digital and absolutely love the freedom it gives me.
I love the landscapes and other photos everyone has posted, but I don't think that my skills can ever do landscapes justice. I'm a graphic designer, so composition and pictures that tell a story are what I tend to shoot.
Here are just a couple of my faves:
"Generations"
Great Grandfather with Great Grandson walking on the old family farm. I was walking behind them with the intention of taking picutures of the barn, but this seemed too perfect of an opportunity. This one actually makes a little sad with the idea that one day that barn will be gone and the land will probably be sold to build a subdivision or a mall and how important moments like these are.
"Pastime"
Spawn of Nurple at his first t-ball game. I just love how the setting sunlight was hitting him and the contrast of the dark blue with the green field. In a weird way this picture also makes me want to be there at this moment, it seems so quiet and warm and yet there is a little sense of excitement as well.
Thanks for making this thread. It's really neat to see other people's work.
I love the landscapes and other photos everyone has posted, but I don't think that my skills can ever do landscapes justice. I'm a graphic designer, so composition and pictures that tell a story are what I tend to shoot.
Here are just a couple of my faves:
"Generations"
Great Grandfather with Great Grandson walking on the old family farm. I was walking behind them with the intention of taking picutures of the barn, but this seemed too perfect of an opportunity. This one actually makes a little sad with the idea that one day that barn will be gone and the land will probably be sold to build a subdivision or a mall and how important moments like these are.
"Pastime"
Spawn of Nurple at his first t-ball game. I just love how the setting sunlight was hitting him and the contrast of the dark blue with the green field. In a weird way this picture also makes me want to be there at this moment, it seems so quiet and warm and yet there is a little sense of excitement as well.
Thanks for making this thread. It's really neat to see other people's work.
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All right, here's a few that I don't think I've posted anywhere else. I still think I need lots of practice at this, but .. I'm getting better.
My daughter, Zoe.
Mountain trail under the tramway near our house. (World's longest tramway, don'tcha know?)
A sculpture down at UNM.
My son, Harry, in a hole. Don't ask.
Harry on the first day riding his new bike. He was thrilled, as you can see.
Twigs. I like the depth in this one.
Harry in a field. He's like that.
My daughter, Zoe.
Mountain trail under the tramway near our house. (World's longest tramway, don'tcha know?)
A sculpture down at UNM.
My son, Harry, in a hole. Don't ask.
Harry on the first day riding his new bike. He was thrilled, as you can see.
Twigs. I like the depth in this one.
Harry in a field. He's like that.
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I have to comment specifically on that rocky mountain trail pic, Flippy...the contrast of colors is mesmerizing.
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Totally agreed. The picture makes me want to go there.
I have to comment specifically on that rocky mountain trail pic, Flippy...the contrast of colors is mesmerizing.
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Totally agreed. The picture makes me want to go there.
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Thanks. All I did was turn the shutter speed way up so that not as much light go into the camera, and I got a whole series of awesome pictures.
It was a nice trip up to Sandia Crest with the ravishing Mrs. Squirrel on a day when the top of the mountain was enveloped in clouds, so we got some really stunning shots. Here's a link to more of them. (Mrs. Squirrel also has a folder full of the photos SHE took that day.)
It was a nice trip up to Sandia Crest with the ravishing Mrs. Squirrel on a day when the top of the mountain was enveloped in clouds, so we got some really stunning shots. Here's a link to more of them. (Mrs. Squirrel also has a folder full of the photos SHE took that day.)
