post "Something Dead"

[fuegocito]

Here you go Eddie

[eddie]

Deliver me from temptation.....

Picture one - my immigrant ancestors

Picture two, NOT large format, but the family business.

So, *ahem*, what exactly would you like me to post....

come on joe....we know what you got on ice......

I love my scythe, it makes killing fun.

har har har! great one franks. thanks for the laugh

[Jeffrey Sipress]

In southwest Utah...

[Thad Gerheim]

Here's my dead bird photo. I know I have a shot of a dead horse somewhere also, and I'd bet my last polaroids that that horse smelled worse than Eddies horse.

[zoneVIII]

bag of bone, trunyan-bali,

[David Hedley]

Some great images on this thread. Jeffrey's image from southwest Utah is sublime. Here's an effort from me;



Lake Kussharo, Hokkaido
Toyo 4x5, 90mm Fujinon

[GSX4]

Boar Skull..... I hunted this critter, ate the meat, had the head made into a mount, and the skull was bleached..... Taken with 5" modified petzval on 4x5 cropped square as fall off was way too much. Print was made onto FOMA paper, lightly bleached back, lightly sepia toned, and finished in selenium.

[Vaughn]

Dead Possum
Base of Mt Ngauruhoe
Tongariro national park
New Zealand

Found this guy after I wandered to the top of Ngauruhoe and then down again. Looks like the winter snows had flattened him (her?) out a bit. It was definitely "one with the rocks".

Posted image taken with digital camera of a 16x20 silver gelatin print (from 4x5 neg).

Vaughn

[Vaughn]

And another...

Skull, Snow
Rim of Mono Lake Basin

Posted image taken with digital camera of a 16x20 silver gelatin print (from 4x5 neg). Unfortunately, this does not show the texture of the snow seen in the actual print.

I almost stepped on this guy -- I was getting a touch of snow blindness, as I left my sunglasses in the car. We were just going to check this area out and ended up photographing for several hours. I had to wear my darkcloth over my head a peak out of a small opening to reduce the glare of the sun off the snow.

Vaughn

[lenser]

Remains of dinner. Dead but enjoyed.