While I appreciate that accusation I am not a pro, just a hobbyist. I shoot with a Canon 20D and various lenses. I haven't been out shooting for a while but am really hoping the Wrangler will take me to new places.

 

I like it when nature reclaims people culture:



Part of the C&O Canal:



This was on a lot down the street from where I work, 2 years ago. Now there is a wharehouse mall there.



North of Georgetown:



This is an old sawmill in East Texas:

 

Well, i decided to share some pictures of mine. They are hosted on another site, and I am currently a student of Photography.
new.photos.yahoo.com/tbtbob
These are not all of mine, but a good portion. "BRI" folders are from Israel, and the "Germany" folder is, well if you can't figure it out, then you can't look.

 

D'oh - That'll teach me to play on the Internet when I should be working. What the hell, here are a couple more....

The short-tailed weasel (or ermine).


Mountain Goat


And a short-eared owl

 

okay. i hosted some up. these are all digital, and i'm still new at that. be patient with me (i'm a soup guy)
Great Yarmouth, England

Blues man next to Notre Dame.

Atomium, Brussels

Eiffel Tower

Julie's house

 

Wellfleet Harbor

My bike ride to work

and a wicked Dr. Who photochop

 

White Mountain Peak (14,242 ft.), CA
Round Trip: 15 miles





Marmot





Summit

Summit. view of Bishop, CA and Sierra Mountains



White Mountain Range (North)

 

 

Boundary Peak (13,145 ft.) - Highest Point in Nevada



4:00 AM













Summit

 

Looks just like the original slide. I prefer technique over Photoshop.


(When I print that particular image on a fine art paper, people often mistake it for a painting until they get up close.)