Pictures Taken By you...

[tonywalt]

They were lovely - and delicious too! Kidding

[Gilliatt Gurgle]

This is a Cayman Blue Iguana. I used a nikon d 90. i should have used my filter, but didn't.

Thanks for sharing some wildlife from your part of the world. The D 90 does a fine job

Wow! This lizard is huge and scary. Great close up shots Tony, thanks for sharing.

Its my turn now I guess, here are few pictures of my nieces.

Bushy in good mood.

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Shinu playing with her tiger.

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Absolutely gorgeous! It has been gray and rainy here the past few days. Bushy and Shinu have certainly brightened up my day!
It is a treat to watch them grow by way of your photos. It wasn't that long ago when we saw the tear from a much younger Shinu (?).

Thanks

[Snowqueen]

Cute nieces. I like the shot sitting on tiger, nicely done.

Thanks Tony it’s my favorite too. Shinu once broke her tiger’s tooth while playing. We call it now ‘toothless tiger’

Excellent pictures, Tony and Snow. Those animals are lovely, Tony. Your niece is adorable, Snow.

Thanks Varenne I’m glad you liked the pictures.

Absolutely gorgeous! It has been gray and rainy here the past few days. Bushy and Shinu have certainly brightened up my day!
It is a treat to watch them grow by way of your photos. It wasn't that long ago when we saw the tear from a much younger Shinu (?).

Thanks

Thank you, Gilliatt! It was my cousin in that picture you are referring to. You can see Shinu’s photos in my album. I’ve also replied to your previous comments there.

[ClaesGefvenberg]

It's been a while, so I guess it's time for a new batch:


Sleepy Cat


Unconscious Cat


Close up Cat


Even closer Cat


Downright nosey Cat


Wanna talk to the claw?


My daughter *6...


I replaced a loo at home and chucked the old one out:
Perhaps I can use it as the guest throne?

/Claes

[Snowqueen]

It seems this cat is very fond of you, or may be it likes your house. What do you call it, just Cat?

Thanks for sharing these amazing pictures.

[Gilliatt Gurgle]

Great shots of the neighbor's (? right) cat. I had to chuckle at the expression. The first shot eyes open "who's there?..oh it's just you and that camera again" eyes closed back to sleep.
That throne will sober you up pretty quick.

I've been continuing the conversation elsewhere on the masculine attributes of stone work and thought I would share a few pics from my first trip to Chaco Canyon National Historic Site in early 1990's. Digital from slides:

Remnants of stone walls at left and Fajada Butte in the distance. A solar "calander" was discovered at the top of the butte.




Window with wood lintels. The dry climate preserves the wood whicjh is roughly one thousand years old.








A corner window. This portion originally ahd two to three floors, but the wood structure had since collapsed or wood was looted by later generations for other purposes:

[ClaesGefvenberg]

It seems this cat is very fond of you, or may be it likes your house. What do you call it, just Cat?

Yes, he is a very friendly mog, and regards our house as his territory (and its inhabitants as his serfs). The name is Julius.

Great shots of the neighbor's (? right) cat. I had to chuckle at the expression. The first shot eyes open "who's there?..oh it's just you and that camera again" eyes closed back to sleep.

Yes, it is the neighbor's cat, and your narrative describes the chain of events perfectly.

That throne will sober you up pretty quick.

Yes, at least this time of year. We have also had rather a lot of snow since I snapped that picture.

As for yourself you keep posting interesting and good quality picures. Well done.

/Claes

[Snowqueen]

Your pictures are breathtaking Gilliatt. The first photo looks like a painting. It must be a wonderful experience to visit this place.

Thanks for sharing.

[Gilliatt Gurgle]

...Yes, at least this time of year. We have also had rather a lot of snow since I snapped that picture.

As for yourself you keep posting interesting and good quality picures. Well done.

/Claes

Thanks.
I'd want to make sure the throne is absulutely dry before I plant myself on it...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_RgCb...eature=related

...It must be a wonderful experience to visit this place.

Thanks for sharing.

Thanks, it is wonderful and full of mystery. The first things that strikes you is the absolute silence of the place.

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[Snowqueen]

Here comes another picture.

[ClaesGefvenberg]

I'd want to make sure the throne is absulutely dry before I plant myself on it...

No fear. It will be perfectly dry until it thaws.

Here comes another picture.

Great shot. It's amusing to see how their attention is focused in three different ways.

/Claes

[Gilliatt Gurgle]

Here comes another picture.

...Great shot. It's amusing to see how their attention is focused in three different ways.

/Claes

That is a great shot of daily life. I too noticed the various directions each is focused on. The other amusing aspect, assuming these are perhaps brothers, is the look of disdain on the older boy's face, having to haul the two younger ones around, while they gleefully enjoy the surroundings.

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[Snowqueen]

Thanks guys for your comments. These boys were passing by and I took their picture.

[Pensive]

Here comes another picture.

That's so genuine, SnowQueen! Great job!

[Snowqueen]

Hey! Thank you Pensive. I'm glad you liked it, and when are you going to share your photos?