"Take your camera everywhere" shots

[FrankenPengie]

Originally Posted by Nobie

After our ice storm, you can find these massive piles of trees all over town. Next to them you will find massive piles of mulch...which I think you can see at the far end. What you can't see is that these piles are like 2 or 3 blocks wide and 2 or 3 blocks deep. As they get mulched, more limbs get piled on top. It's just crazy.

Very good documentation of something few will experience.

[KLNYC]

[EllaBites]

I think all my pictures fall into this category. It's rare that I set out with the sole purpose of taking pictures. This is one of my favorites that I have taken lately. I don't take a lot of people pictures and was happy with the way almost all of these turned out.

[vandergus]

mens

I think all my pictures fall into this category. It's rare that I set out with the sole purpose of taking pictures. This is one of my favorites that I have taken lately. I don't take a lot of people pictures and was happy with the way almost all of these turned out.

EllaBites, I think these types of photographs are my primary motivation for taking my camera everywhere. I would love to have a huge collection of photographs of family and friends taken in natural situations that best convey their personality and their relation to me. I feel that these are the most rewarding and will maintain their value as time goes by. Needless to say, I think these are great shots.

[DianeM]

I was as delighted as I was surprised to find this golden eagle nesting in this area. It is a more heavily forested area opposed to the more expected open areas where you would normally see this bird.

[ELAY]

This is a great thread -- nice work getting it going vandergus.

EllaBites, I love that shot -- the conversion is perfect.

EL

[billmac57]

Had my camera, took the shot. Parents and cygnets together, cute?

[RePete]

While at our local garden center, in their greenhouse, I came across this photo op.....

[netbymatt]

I caught this photo while walking across Purdue University's campus. I don't know the two people in the photo, just happened to walk by at the right time.

[Marmalade]

On my way to work



This is the spire at the Crystal Cathedral. I took this right before our last rain storm.