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Okay, so I really want to get other people excited about photography and have them share their photos on here. Because who doesn't love these amazing works of art? So, I am sharing another one of my photos I took a few months ago. It is a boxelder bug at the park near my school. How I see it is: I'm hungry. What is this thing in my face with a weird mirror thingy? Yes, I am speaking a bug's mind. Or scenario two of a bug's life: There is an alien spaceship thing! We are going to die a horrible bug death! Or scenario three for the boxelder bug: Cool… let's just chill here on this branch and watch this giant person take pictures of me. Yep, go ahead, I am loving this branch. It is way better than that other one over there. Uh yeah, I don't think that is what the boxelder was thinking. Who knows though?
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Wow, these are all beautiful! I was into photography a while back–maybe I'll post some pictures on here!
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Mice, yes please do post some of your pictures! We will love all of them, no doubt.
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Wow, these are REALLY GOOD! Especially Kema and Ashlee's.
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Thank you, Owlgirl! All these submitted photos are beautiful. I love each and every one of them, and of course, the stories that follow along.
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Ok, here goes nothing. . .
I took this photo about a year ago at the Oregon coast. We rented out a house near the beach and were cooking hot dogs when I saw this. It looks like a picture from a fantasy book.More to come!-
Wow, Joan, that is a stunning photo! I am actually going to the Oregon coast this summer, so maybe I will see such a wonderful view as well. I love the soft colors of the sky, so different from the misty look of the houses and shore. Wonderful work, and I look forward to seeing more of your photographs!
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Where!?! Where!?
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Ohmybirdie, Joan, this is so pwetty! I love the colors of the sky and the contrast against the darker brown houses!
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Home Sweet Home!
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This is pretty bad, but…
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S.E, I love it! Do not ever say your pictures are bad. You did an amazing job freezing the motion of the waves, making it look like rolls of plastic being stretched and created. Amazing work!
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Wow, you're all so good! I'm not much of a photographer now, but I used to be taking photos everywhere. Here's one of mine. I took it in Saint Martin at a butterfly farm.
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Clouded Leopard, I love that photo! Close ups are something I do a lot as well, so it is something I easily relate to. I love that you were able to capture the smallest detail of the butterfly, such as its wings and antennas, and the veins of the plant. Also, you had a great aperture, helping blur out the background. Great work! And if you still have an interest in photography, keep on taking pictures. You have a natural talent and skilled eye for catching beauty.
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Ooh, I like the new additions! These all look like they could be in a magazine! And to S.E., your photo isn't bad at all! It's just the opposite! 🙂
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Here is a picture I took the same day as the first picture I shared. Also, I love everyone's pictures! Each and everyone of them is stunning, and I hope you guys continue to share more.
The picture isn't showing, Ashlee. Try again.
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Okay, so the photo never uploaded, so I'll try again. If it still won't work, I will find some other photo to try.
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Thanks you guys for commenting on my photo!
Here's another one:
I took this picture at a family reunion about a year ago, I was playing a game and I had my camera on me when I just turned around and saw this beautiful sunset.
The rock formation was really pretty too.
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So pretty!
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Wow, that looks amazing, Joan! I love the sunset as well, the light colors on the shadowed bushes. And the rocks are really cool to look at, like ruined buildings.
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