Revenant Ghost
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Those pics are beautiful.
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Those pics are beautiful.
Walking around school campus this morning. Students doing their Sunday morning wrestling.
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Kaat72
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Nothing wrong with being perfectly happy with less than the best. Notice the better/spacier option being within reach.
And there's apparently still enough space left for her chest to produce a loud purrrrr!
And there's apparently still enough space left for her chest to produce a loud purrrrr!
Took my granddaughter to Albuquerque Old Town to practice for her photography class.
I like cannons, caught this with my phone.
Two versions.
PS - Here's the Dropbox link for the full-res picture of the second version.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fr818uiz12d5kru/IMAG0349-1.jpg
I like cannons, caught this with my phone.
Two versions.
PS - Here's the Dropbox link for the full-res picture of the second version.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/fr818uiz12d5kru/IMAG0349-1.jpg
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I like the rich-tone on the one, but the coolness of the iron is nice in the other.
:ditto: and :ditto:
These are pics I took last year at Griffith Park's Travel Town; our daughter and her little family were visiting, and I was snapping away. There's nothing spectacular about any of these shots, but I love them anyway.
My daughter and my oldest grandson:
You've never heard of Ghirardelli or Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco?!
In case you haven't guessed, I LOVE Ghirardelli chocolate.but assume it's expensive, and it tasted good!
Anything they make is bound to taste really, really good.
Ghirardelli is good stuff.
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Kaat72
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Here's another of my favorites - held my cell phone up over my head to clear the fence the best I could, and pointed it in the general direction. Plain unshopped photo from my first Evo -
I dig the bears and liked the blues.
(Yeah, sorry, I know, I've posted this one hereabouts before as well.)
I dig the bears and liked the blues.
(Yeah, sorry, I know, I've posted this one hereabouts before as well.)
zuben el genub
Extreme Android User
Shafer Trail and Potash Ponds, Moab Utah.
That is quite a road.
saptech
Android Expert
I never heard of the candy or the square in SF, until now.You've never heard of Ghirardelli or Ghirardelli Square in San Francisco?!
In case you haven't guessed, I LOVE Ghirardelli chocolate.
The last time I was in SF, I was around 12 or so years old.
zuben, my eyes aren't what they used to be! Any chance we can see a larger copy?
Shafer Trail and Potash Ponds, Moab Utah.
That is quite a road.
zuben el genub
Extreme Android User
How do you post a larger one? I don't use Picasa, and the album here says 600 x 600 less than 97K.
I see so many things in this photo. I see his mother, my father, smoochable lips, and him in (hopefully at least) 20 years with a different beverage in hand.
Taken with my GS4, no post processing.
Taken with my GS4, no post processing.
My brother-in-law has been visiting the last few days, and one of the things we did was go up into the San Gabriel Mountains above Azusa to my favorite spot, which is along the east fork of the San Gabriel River. That was Friday. Today, there's a fire blazing there and we can see its smoke from my house. They started out calling it the Azusa Fire, but have changed it to the Madre Fire; at the last update it had reached 40 acres. I grabbed my camera and tried to get some decent shots from my house, but it was already getting too dark so they're really not great. But I'm posting anyway because of one that defies logic!
Smoke visible in the background:
One of the firefighting aircraft leaving for the night; who can spot the peacock in the tree?
The headlights in the sky are firefighting aircraft heading my way as they leave the fire for the night:
And...THIS. Is it the moon? No. A UFO? I don't know. An orb. Perhaps. The pics immediately before and immediately after have no such object in them, and they were snapped within milliseconds of this one.
Smoke visible in the background:
One of the firefighting aircraft leaving for the night; who can spot the peacock in the tree?
The headlights in the sky are firefighting aircraft heading my way as they leave the fire for the night:
And...THIS. Is it the moon? No. A UFO? I don't know. An orb. Perhaps. The pics immediately before and immediately after have no such object in them, and they were snapped within milliseconds of this one.
An orb perhaps. Have you had orbs before, or anyone else in the area had them? Speck of dust extremely close the lens at the moment of exposure possibly?
No, never--and, trust me, Mike, I take THOUSANDS of pictures. This is a first for me. *cue Rod Serling's voice and the Twilight Zone music*
Glare, possibly from moisture on the lens?
No, it couldn't be. Seriously, the pics immediately before and after this one were all taken within milliseconds, and there's absolutely nothing in any but this one pic.
zuben el genub
Extreme Android User
zuben, my eyes aren't what they used to be! Any chance we can see a larger copy?
https://www.dropbox.com/s/94j9jna1n4942gv/IMG_20130906_142707.jpg
Dropbox.
It's nice back there.
Thanks, zuben! Great shot.