Gallery: Pictures

[foothead]

We don't have a thread to just post random pictures and get feedback, so I am making one.

Here is a picture of Mike the Tiger. I was out there for like 4 hours, this is the only one that came out any good.

Memorial tower at LSU. Same day.

An awesome tree on the Indian mounds at LSU. I'll post a B&W version in a few minutes.

A flower on Avery Island

In Colorado. This is Chalk creek IIRC.

 

[foothead]

Black-and-white of the tree.

I believe this is Mt. Antero. Could also be Mt. Princeton.

More from Colorado....

 

[foothead]

An engine from an old tractor that rusted away

Buddha Temple on Avery Island

Alligator and turtles at the Lafayette visitor center

 

[~Darkseeker~]

sweet pictures. i dont think i have any you guys would be interested in seeing.

my 'My Pictures' folder consists entirely of screenshots for coursework, and lolcats.

 

[Lennox]

 

[~Darkseeker~]

well, the most interesting one i have (that isnt of Microsoft Excel) is this one...

or maybe my dog...

i forgot i had this stuff already on photobucket.

 

[foothead]

This photo was taken at the summit of mount Antero in Chaffee County, Colorado, elevation 14,269 feet. The climb took about 20 hours round trip.

Right click, view image in new tab to see it full size (which is actually 1/4 size).


Yes, there was a toy sword on top of the mountain. I have no idea how that thing got there, but after that climb and at that altitude, I just couldn't be bothered to move it.

 

[Cabbs]

Nice pictures Foothead. That mountain shot is pretty crazy.

I haven't taken many pics lately so this is what I have.

 

[foothead]

Nice pictures Foothead. That mountain shot is pretty crazy.

Thanks. There's actually about 30-40% more to that picture, I just had to crop it out to get a nice rectangle. The top of the mountain was basically gravel, so every time I touched the tripod, it'd sink into the rocks a bit. After 50 frames, it was pretty off.

How can I get it printed? I doubt my artisan 810 would let me do anything that long.

 

[Cabbs]

I would look into local photo printing shops. I don't really know much about prints though, all my stuff has been completely digital.