safe haven for tiny formats

[goamules]

1963 Jupiter 3. Our Saluki sighthound. Yeah, he's watching the rabbits in the front yard.

[tuco]

Another from Great Sand Dunes NP:

D300s + Rokinon 85mm

Another nice one.

1963 Jupiter 3. Our Saluki sighthound. Yeah, he's watching the rabbits in the front yard.

The rabbits make a good attention diversion while you captured that nice portrait. Could think he was a natural at posing for the camera.

[Zaitz]

Now all we need are some camels.

Very nice!!

That's what I said! I'd love to get to a place some day with some camels. Send me to the Sahara . Thanks.

Now all we need are some camels.

Very nice!!

Another nice one.



The rabbits make a good attention diversion while you captured that nice portrait. Could think he was a natural at posing for the camera.

Thank you!


A view looking down at my trail from Star Dune:



D300s + 135mm f/2 DC

[austin granger]

Under a Threatening Sky, Utah

http://www.flickr.com/photos/austingranger/

[Marko]

Austin and Zach (strictly in alphabetical order): Do you guys realize how discouraging it is to see images like yours and then post something here?

[johnmsanderson]

Do cell phone pictures count? One of the times I regret not bringing my film cameras along for a bike ride.

early morning road bike race in Central Park, back in the spring

[tuco]

Do cell phone pictures count? One of the times I regret not bringing my film cameras along for a bike ride.

early morning road bike race in Central Park, back in the spring

Talk about being in the right place at the right time! It only happens, of course, when you don't bring a better camera along. So you have a dilemma. It's a nice shot.

[Vaughn]

Do cell phone pictures count?

There must be an app out there that allows cell phones to count, but the image certainly does!

[Zaitz]

Austin and Zach (strictly in alphabetical order): Do you guys realize how discouraging it is to see images like yours and then post something here?

Hey I get enough of that looking at sites like 1x! When I am in a rut it's dang near depressing!

Abstract look at Great Sand Dunes:


The color version to see where that came from:


D300s + 135mm f/2 DC

[Corran]

VERY nice on that b&w version. Did you shoot it on film too?

I get discouraged mostly because there is seriously nothing interesting out here in terms of landscapes/nature shooting.