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Originally Posted by Debbie Chastain Burton Briggs:

your pictures area always neat Debbie...but I LOVE the perspective of this one

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Originally Posted by Shawn Ishness:

Originally Posted by Rebecca Chastain:
This is one of my favorite tiger pics I've taken at the zoo.  

  

Whoah! National Geographic - Eat your heart out! This pic is absolutely beautiful!

Thanks Shawn!

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Originally Posted by Shawn Ishness:
A friend of mine took in a pregnant cat and these are some of his kittens.

Aw, these are so cute!

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Originally Posted by Debbie Chastain Burton Briggs:
  old grain elevator  

Awesome pics sis! I think this one is my fav of them all!

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Originally Posted by Debbie Chastain Burton Briggs:
my back yard  

I really like your back yard.

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Originally Posted by Debbie Chastain Burton Briggs:

Cool shot sis!

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Originally Posted by Sylvia Torres:

Originally Posted by Shawn Ishness:

Originally Posted by Rebecca Chastain:
This is one of my favorite tiger pics I've taken at the zoo.  

  

Whoah! National Geographic - Eat your heart out! This pic is absolutely beautiful!

I agree!

Becky had the most awesome zoo photos in her album on Myspace.

Haven't checked her page really on here to see if she's got a similar album.

Thanks Sylvia!

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I took this pic of a bald eagle at the lock & dam in Winfield, Mo. They nest there during the winter every year.

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This is another shot of the same eagle.

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A pic I took of a bald eagle in flight. There are hard to photograph when flying. I need a bigger lens, lol.  

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This is a pic I took of a young immature bald eagle. He didn't have his white head yet.

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Originally Posted by Rebecca Chastain:
This is another shot of the same eagle.

What a great shot! I confess I'm now a bit scared to get close to this particular species; I've seen them up close and personal and when they're full grown, crouched, and pointed at you, they're just all kinds of terrifying, lol. But these are some incredible shots. We have a nest of them here too, but I only know generally where it's at. But they're so cool to watch in the air, and if you're close by when they give off their screech, it makes all your hairs stand on end, lol.

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Curious, do y'all find it a bit easier to take shot of high-flying objects using the optical view finder, or just the LCD screen?

Last summer I got a Jet (not really worth posting though) and for the life of me I couldn't find it with the LCD screen, but once I looked through the view finder, it was quite easy.

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Took this pic today of the Bradford Pears in bloom..

  

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Took advantage of nice weather today to check out the
local Botanical Gardens. Although flowers and trees
aren't in full bloom yet, took some nice pics.