Shoot & Tell

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Philip

Do Ever A Walk INto The Wood (Forest) At Back House And U Discover A Neighborhood in Your Backyard.

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Thomas

Yeah I am the first one to walk here ... or at least first in this Virginie layer of snow that came today

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Elina

A white dove into the freezing cold.

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Richard

Cemetery just outside Addo Drift, near Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa.

A small plot dating back to the 19th century, not unlike many I can find in the Missouri countryside around St. Louis, but with vegetation more like that found in the American southwest. There I would be watching for rattlesnakes - here I was looking out for the Cape Cobra. Fortunately, I didn't find any.

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Juques

After eating the sweet on the little pan, I started to fool around with it, and Sponge Bob was my victim

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Freya

A bit of Christmas decoration found on the floor. We spend the rest the year picking up little bits of tinsel, despite vacuuming the floor. This year I found a piece in early December.

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Nimu

a Taiko (和太鼓-"wa-daiko", "Japanese drum", in Japanese)-1 time.　　at Hashima City Cultural Center

Taiko
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taiko

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Wertti

I thought when getting on the highest floor i could get another view of the group, but when arriving there, they had already finished the show

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Sami

Winter light

I feel like I'm always late. Sun already going down before I even wake.

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Eva

I have a student. One with four legs and high speed
I am really trying to make her take good pictures,
but she is stbborn and too happy. This came out as a cool picture

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Zdenko

cup and plate I

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Jon

Extender works on backside of other lens only; and it helps for longer reach. This one has not been put to use much these days as I mostly go with shorter FL. May be it's time to let it go.

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Deb

This is part of my new, rectangular, animal faces series. Here we have a handsome looking mountain lion looking at me and thinking, "Why, see looks absolutely delicious!"

I've also uploaded an African lion's photo. When you compare the two, mountain lions seem to have very small heads, almost too small looking for their bodies, while African lions have really big heads.

This was taken through the fence.

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Sweet9

Also at the Flowers street ..

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Thu Win

Back of the statue in Truro