Weekly photo shots #12

[LensBaby]

OK it has been a while since anybody has posted a weekly photo shots category. Let's try a new once, because the old one was started in May. You can continue to post to ALL of the old weekly photo shots. Continue to post to them if you have one that fits that category.


This week lets try to do numbers in order....somebody will start with a photo with a number 1, and the next poster will have a number 2 in his or her photo, and then on and on the same way. Let's keep this moving, and see how far we can get. This should be fun!!!! Let's go !!!!

[coffee]

One

http://images43.fotki.com/v1368/photos/1/1392814/6901098/058-vi.jpg

[laura]

Two

1501

[coffee]

Three

http://images45.fotki.com/v1310/photos/1/1392814/6788412/IMG_5830-vi.jpg

[Martini]

Four :D beaaaach day

[julimucca]

http://www.proudphotography.com/forum/gallery/files/3/8/3/8/practice_142.jpg

Sorry, I don't know how to make the image smaller.

5

[LensBaby]

Haha My number 6 - my trusty ole Mac Keyboard. lol

[Woody]

Number 7...(Actually Truck 5-7)

[julimucca]

Haha My number 6 - my trusty ole Mac Keyboard. lol

Thats awsome!

[julimucca]

Number 7...(Actually Truck 5-7)

Sad story for whoevers house that is, but very cool picture!!

[LensBaby]

OOOOOHhhh I like the number 7 truck! How cool. Now we need a number 8!

[Kaye]

It's not real great.... but here is No. 8 !
Photo of side car I took at the Motorcycle Museum, North coast, NSW, Australia.

[LensBaby]

No the best photo. It is not very sharp,due to the fact that printing itself isnt sharp. But hey, it has the number 9 on it. This day will be here before you know it.

[sobhana]

10! I hope it's okay that I went.
http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm230/sobhanaphotography/ProudPhoto10.jpg

[laura]

Anyone got an 11??

[perfectoarts]

Yes 11 maidenhair fern petals :)

[ladyups]

Beautiful image...Ingrid...you do such a lovely job of capturing the beauty of your surroundings. I never tire of opening one of your images and the sights that are revealed are always breathtaking.

[perfectoarts]

Mary you are too kind, but thank you.
Well you can keep tabs on me with my Project 365. Just uploaded 2 more.
Might be behind this week as going away for a couple of days, so will update Thursday. Cheers and thanks again. Much appreciated my friend.

[Samiee13]

12

http://i73.photobucket.com/albums/i209/samiee13/Boreeddd023edited.jpg

Sorry, i'm not sure how to make it smaller.?

[straitshot]

Samiee - what # is this? 12?

[Samiee13]

Yes i believe its 12.
I posted it at the top.
Sorry i should have made it stand out more

[andromeda143]

Thirteen. (not too unlucky, I hope :) )

[Kaye]

Thirteen. (not too unlucky, I hope :) )

Hi Clive,
Good Shot. The colour in the sky looks threatening, but I don't think the 13 windmills will be bad luck! I feel perhaps a bit too much light on the main features considering the dark sky.. just my opinion.

[andromeda143]

Hi Kaye,

Thanks for the comments. Always pleased to receive advice.:)

Cheers,

[dkippen]

Clive - where were these taken? When I went to Omaha over Thanksgiving, we came across a few wind farms in MN and Iowa. Unfortunately, since it was rainy and overcast, couldn't pull over and take pictures.

[julimucca]

I just thought it was interesting that you got that shot with the windmills. I actually took a trip through Evanston wyoming last July and came across a bunch of them and got a couple shots. I realy like clouds in yours!

[andromeda143]

Hi Debbie,

That shot was taken at a very windswept and desolate location on the extreme North West coast of Tasmania. the place is called Cape Grim. In fact it is a very beautiful part of the country. There are basically three things there - the wind farm, a computerised weather station and a large cattle farm run by the Van Dieman's Land Corporation. they produce beef cattle for export to the USA. Of course there is also plenty of wildlife. Tasmania is my favourite state of Australia.

Regards,

[andromeda143]

Hi Julie,

these windmills are sprouting up everywhere. I have taken many in the UK as well - Cornwall and Wales, in particular. They seem to be multiplying like rabbits.

Cheers,