dlq04

Thanks for the nice comments all, Lainey as far as my being a premie, I'm sure the numbers are some place; I know my mom could tell you.......as she did me......I'm damn lucky to be here....... and that's what I tell everyone who knows me.

Heyitsgary

Nice Job Lainey. The sunset pic is great and I find city silhouettes in general to be cool.

Lainey

Thanks Gary. I had hoped to have pics of wild horses in NC but our trip on the tour today was miserable. We saw two horses hiding under a car port. They are obviously way smarter than those of us on a tour in the pouring rain getting soaked. The top on the hummer did nothing to keep us dry. They should have cancelled the tour. I did manage to keep the camera dry

dlq04

Gee, that does not sound like fun! You could have come to MI and Donna would love for you to take pictures of her horses. I try but honestly, I've never been able to take a really good picture of either one. They may not be wild, but I'd be happy to give them a kick in the ass if that would help.

By the way do you know anyone who would like to buy a custom made saddle for a Friesian? She only spent $3,500 for it and she would love to get $2,000. Local saddle shops only want 25% if they list it. Seems there are not a lot of Friesian owners in our area. Guess they knew a money pit when they saw one.

Legal Bill

Sorry, but that thing is a well known garage project built by a couple of aircraft engineers. They chopped up a Studebaker Commander as a chassis for their homemade fiberglass body. The factory had no involvement.

https://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/...the-spotlight/

Lainey

lol Dave. Black horses one or two? I've not had much luck with photos of black cats dogs or horses

dlq04

Your right about photographing all black animals. Horse #2 isn't black nor pretty but great for riding.

skunkworks

Two of my friends and I were hiking above tree line in Rocky Mountain National Park yesterday when we cam upon this foraging bull elk. We stopped to take pictures when suddenly it began approaching us snorting in a somewhat aggressive manner. No further pictures -- We trotted off while looking over our shoulders. Fortunately, it stood quietly after we put a distance between it and ourselves.



Lesson learned: Don’t approach dangerous wildlife.



Friendly Elk





Not so friendly Elk






Gary

Lainey

Hmm our time in Outer Banks had not involved any wild animals. Lighthouses. I've climbed two hoping for the third tomorrow. Here's a shot I liked
Bad internet at hotel using iPhone

dlq04

^ Don't lean over too far.