Show off your non-bike related photography

[Rat Rod]

Went to the Fort Worth Zoo this week.

 

[jiminyshiznit]

Some beautiful photos here, guys. Like IB57 was saying, I also have a lot of interests, so the subject matter is all over the place..

Some motorsports:

misc shots around town:

Some urban nature:

Lots of cars around the 'hood:

 

[jerrykr]

Jimmy, a couple of your urbans, did you use a lensbaby? Nice stuff in any case.

I'd like to have one, one of these days.

 

[jiminyshiznit]

Thanks! The first is shot with a TS-E 90mm, and the other 2 are with a TS-E 24mm.

I do have a LensBaby 2.0, though...

 

[Anonymous]

gunna get a little deep on ya for a second...

Death leaves a heartache no one can heal, love leaves a memory no one can steal.

 

[Floyd]

Wish I had a "real" camera for this. Combo of sun, last nites rain, and morning fog made a beautiful photo op.

 

[Anonymous]

sissy and i went on a field trip

 

[RiverCityCyclist]

 

[outsider13]

I collect/restore/customize 1/64 scale cars like Hotwheels and the likes. I also love doing the photography.

HEY xddorox, check this out :shock: :shock:
http://visitelginpark.com/

 

[petersen_museum]

fish

waves

 

[Graylock]

I was out for a bike ride in Nickerson State Park and saw this in the middle of the road. It had walked up the hill from the Cedar Swamp and was heading for Cliff Pond. Every piece of water on the Cape has a few of these big daddy's. This was about 18" on the shell which is about from your elbow to your hand less the fingers :shock: . The rare big ones range up to about 3 feet which I've seen two in my life. During the late 19th and early 20th century young boys would catch the snappers and haul them to the train depot to sell them for the NYC market. In the 60's a few friends from Brewster would catch these in the sloughs of Upper and Lower Mill ponds and sell them to the fancy "High Brewster" resturant where they would use it or sell it to the NYC market.

" I'll have the turtle soup and make it snappy "................The Three Stooges


GL

 

[Anonymous]

Virginia beach

 

[ej599]

I found a box of photos after my dear mom passed away several years ago. They're very small pictures and I've been scanning them for abouat a week now. This is one of them. The girl in the picture is my mom and the boy to her left is my late Uncle Joe.

 

[g-ratter]

To much work to post. Feel free to check out my web site.
Thought I would add this one for fun.

http://www.stevensgregory.com/Steven_S_ ... lcome.html

 

[Anonymous]

To much work to post. Feel free to check out my web site.
http://www.stevensgregory.com/Steven_S_ ... lcome.html

nice!!!

 

[Anonymous]

well not to long ago i lost my grandfather so i got some pics handed down.
i seen this and had to share it was to funny that one of my kin back in the day took this pic :mrgreen:

 

[sensor]

son in davenport showing off his muscles

grandfather showing off his first purchases after ww2

 

[gowjobs]

Like XDDOROX, I also build/customize 1:64 diecast, along with plastic models, so most of my photography ends up with these endeavors as the subjects: (the little pics are clickable links to slideshows)

My dog is also a favorite subject:

And then, there are always car shows and such:

 

[HotRodJen]

Nick Curran

 

[thesuicideride]

the purple people eater.