One of the pup a few years ago when we lived in Montana. Nikon D3000 and a cold backside from laying in the snow.
Hawaii trip to Maui
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Two of many shots at the First Saturday of the Month Car Show in Scottsdale, AZ. A free event that has some of the most beautiful, rare, and valuable examples of automotive ‘art’ in the home of the Barrett-Jackson Car Auction.
Random favorite:
It was a cold day (for DC) and a weekday so I literally had the Mall all to my self. It was an eerie experience but did allow me to get some cool pics minus humans. I don’t tend to like people in my pics.
Awesome Will. I plan to visit the memorial one day. A bucket list thing.
double tap
My daughter and I hunting for deer from her horses in SE Idaho.
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Totally worth it. Very moving and 'Murican. Not sure if this breaks the thread rule but:
The full poem:
“When your time comes to die, be not like those whose hearts are filled with fear of death, so that when their time comes they weep and pray for a little more time to live their lives over again in a different way. Sing your death song, and die like a hero going home.” - Tecumseh
This is not a good photo but it means a lot to me as it catches the essence of my daughter - focused and determined - as she wins the hurdles at a middle school track meet several years ago. Shot with a Canon EOS T3 on the Athletic burst setting.
McPhaul Bridge near Yuma, AZ.
I grew up watching old westerns with my dad, so when we started coming out to Yuma to visit my grandparents (who wintered there from central California) I was naturally drawn to the area. In fact I liked the southwest so much I began my career in southern AZ. I went back to Yuma for training a few months back and while I was there hit a few of my old stomping grounds, including the abandoned McPhaul Bridge.
Pretty sure this was in the Sequoia National Forest. Was a foggy morning and snapped this one with the phone. I like it though.
I like it as well, fog is pretty awesome in pictures when it shows up right.
Stickman,
Thank you, Sir. That means a hell of a lot coming from you (I’m a big admirer of your photos). I really appreciate it.
P.
That’s a good looking pup. Awesome picture, but that’s not surprising! Loving your new threads Stickman.
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This is one I took of Dakota after she found my youngest daughter’s binky.
I like this one because my dog looks hilariously foolish.
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Haha that’s great
I love this thread, these are great pics. 
Nature is beautiful but so is color, i’m sure I’m one of the few on this board who loves lowriders. Grew up around them, and I can’t help but love them. 
The #45 FLMS Porsche 997 GT3 RSR (Pat Long driving) from the 2012 Sebring 12 Hours:
Taken with a D300 and 70-300 lens going into the braking zone for Turn 10.
I like this photo, even though it’s a far cry from the work of the better motorsports photographers, because of a few reasons
- It was my first time shooting with my (new to me) DSLR at the race, I’ve still got a lot to learn
- My Sebring pictures tend to take me to my “happy place”
- It was my first decent snap with a blurred foreground/background without everything being a blur.