Yes, but I`d need to get up early for that

 

and when them cotton bows get rotten
you cant pic very much cotton
in them old cotton fields back home
for some of our northern members and mayhaps some foreign folks who may never have seen cotton on the vine ..

 

First time for me!

 

from tonight

 

that's cool! how'd you do that?

 

Another load of cedar chips go down the Frasier River.

 

Ok, now that you have teased us. How the heck did you to that? Need details man, details. Camera, shutter speed, aperture, etc etc. How did you break the glass (gun shot?)

 

I'm so allergic to cedar, just seeing that makes me wanna sneeze.

 

What is the cedar used for???

 

North Van ? looks area where I took some coursing with the Justice Institute.

 

This was Monday

 

I'm sure that I'm not the only person that reconises this pretty face I've seen it many times , I just can't put my finger on where ? Gotta be a model.

 

I love the smell of cedar.

pulp products, paper etc.

East of the Patullo Bridge about half way to the Port Mann Bridge.

 

I have some new ones up on my DA account

Camera: canon 400D with a 85mm F/1.8 lens
shutter speed: 1/180
aperture: F/8

I broke the glass with a BB gun.

Here is a drawing of the

 

Very cool. I just took a look at your DA site. I am going to have to give this a try. I hope my wife doesn't mind losing a few glasses I have the same camera. I guess I will connect it to my computer and set it to take a picture every second and see what happens.

 

Ross Park Zoo, Binghamton N.Y. A leopard and my son face to face

 

nice , makes you wonder what on both minds ,good thing there is Lexan between them.

 

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing!

 

great picture who blinked first?

 

This little critter startled me this afternoon. I'm driving down the road at 40 mph and all of a sudden it I see it pop out and start running across the wiper area.



So I pulled over, took these and to get it off. It was down into the engine area somewhere. I didn't see it on the ground, so who knows where it went.