**Random photos of anything... (that YOU have taken)**

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Well, you said anything.....Some are sicker than others. This is at the Dunkin Donuts in Rhode Island. Jack wanted to carve her name in the picnic bench but I told her she better handle leaving her mark in a less intrusive manner. Jack and I prefer......

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On a serious note, I'm sure I'll be posting to this thread frequently. Thanks for starting it.
 
SkateForGirl said:
Im pretty sure when I was recently in San Diego I was here. Its so nice in San Diego. One of my favorite cities ever :xyxthumbs:
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Pt Loma just around from the lighthouse? Used to surf there daily as a kid all along Sunset Cliffs, had a sabot we would sail thru the bay and anchor off the point since it's a military installation, got quite a few verbal spankings over the years from the rangers there. It is beautiful and I miss living there, great place to grow up in the late 60's and 70's.

BTW you guys photo skills put my point and shoot prowess to shame!
 
tuscarora dave said:
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Well, you said anything.....Some are sicker than others. This is at the Dunkin Donuts in Rhode Island. Jack wanted to carve her name in the picnic bench but I told her she better handle leaving her mark in a less intrusive manner. Jack and I prefer......

On a serious note, I'm sure I'll be posting to this thread frequently. Thanks for starting it.
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Damn Dave, I was eating a sandwich when I saw this. :nomore:

hahaha
 
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screw in the rear tire of my 919
my border collie, the contortionist
mountains in oklahoma?
battle wagon! *from the 90's. since incinerated and buried deep. real deep.*

chris<pixelmonkey>:D
 
bokeh? Aperture? I was wanting to get a nice camera but if I have to learn a foreign language......
 
jonn127 said:
bokeh? Aperture? I was wanting to get a nice camera but if I have to learn a foreign language......
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Bokeh is when the subject is in focus while the background is blurred.

Lower the aperture the more light the lens will let in. So a lower aperture (fast lens) will work better in low light situation. And will produce very nice bokeh.


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Well here are two shots from our trip to Key West for Lobsterfest in August. I will try to get some more up when I get the chance.

BTW, love the post.

Both take with D300 and 80-200 2.8, processed in PS5

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^ that a nice camera set up you have. :props: Is it FF?

I'm thinking about selling my T2i and upgrading to 7D soon. I also want to get 24-70L but that cost too much $$$$$$$$$$$$$.
 
You said random, so here's a few. All of these are pretty old. Taken with an old Olympus 4MP P&S (you're impressed I know).

Yard Visitor
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A Couple of Pretty Good Ball Players
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A Couple of Pretty Good Pitchers
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The Car
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The Driver
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Cool Moth
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One of my favorites*
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*I don't know what little critter done this, but it was way cool. It had been raining a lot and I just happened to spot this out behind the house. It's hard to tell in that one pic (I have several) but the leaf is acting as a shed roof over the hole of this mound. It is also dug in around the bottom tip of the leaf. Pretty cool. Also note the bokeh (everyone else said it, I wanted too :D). Seriously though, that's as good of a picture as you could squeeze out of that camera.

DLB
 
Not a good day...we're in the midst of it.

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Lion that thinks she's a dog.

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Old V12 Jag engine seen in Coventry England

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Out our front door

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