Miscellaneous

[Valvebounce]

Hi Don.
Funny. Thanks.

Cheers, Graham.

Crime scene photo..... apparently some guy forgot to put the seat down.....

 

[dpc]

Golden-mantled ground squirrel doing a bit of lunchtime foraging beside a mountain lake.

 

[dpc]

Old school bus converted to camper and then abandoned in Golden, BC.

 

[dpc]

Female elk having a snack in a mountain meadow.

 

[dpc]

Ladybug on leaf

 

[andarx]

A view from above
Spices by kranjay, on Flickr

 

[niteclicks]

A view from above

Very nice

 

[Pookie]

Love the view from above with the earthy tones...

I think I'll add a miscellaneous photo... the Door in Big Sur.

 

[Click]

Cool shot Pookie. 8) Nicely done.

 

[dpc]

Moved these over from another thread I'd started. Thought they went better here.

 

[dpc]

Old cameras I have owned, a Zeiss Ikon Contaflex Beta and a Canon AE-1

 

[dpc]

Ditto

 

[mackguyver]

Nice catch all thread - I'll play:

Some koi in my parent's pond:

Lizard (brown anole) in the screen door of my house:

And apparently this one is funny for B.C. Comics fans:

 

[Dylan777]

Moved these over from another thread I'd started. Thought they went better here.

I really like the colors/tone from 1st photo. Nicely done dpc

 

[andarx]

I think I'll add a miscellaneous photo... the Door in Big Sur.

Like your take of that "door". Went on a trip along the coast years ago (driving from San Francisco) but got only to Carmel; should've gone a little bit farther

 

[dpc]

Double ditto

 

[dpc]

Moved these over from another thread I'd started. Thought they went better here.

I really like the colors/tone from 1st photo. Nicely done dpc

Thanks

 

[dpc]

Nice catch all thread - I'll play:

Some koi in my parent's pond:

Lizard (brown anole) in the screen door of my house:

Really like the lizard shot! Nature adapting to human contrivance.

And apparently this one is funny for B.C. Comics fans:

 

[mackguyver]

Lizard (brown anole) in the screen door of my house:

Really like the lizard shot! Nature adapting to human contrivance.

Thanks, and I have a 20x30" print of this one and it's amazing to see the detail in the scales. It looks like a dinosaur up close! This was my first outing with a 180L macro and made me realize how much fun macro could be.

 

[dancook]

A view from above
Spices by kranjay, on Flickr

To me it looks like a painters mixing palette