Post your non-firearm favorite pictures that you have taken (1 pic per day)

[Stickman]

Thread rules:

1. YOU have to be the one who took the picture.
2. Post no more than ONE picture a day. That keeps things clean, and it won't turn into a spamfest.
3. Make the picture one you are proud of, not a generic picture. Post your best shots!
4. Keep it workplace friendly please. Pictures of pretty people are fine, but common sense prevails. If in doubt, don't post it.
5. Tell us why you like it.
6. If you want a critique on an image you post, make sure you post that you want feedback, otherwise don't expect to hear anything other than oooooo's, and ahhhhhh's.


ETA- Title change to make it more clear that only one pic a day is posted, or Stick will be a big fat meany and delete all pics after the first one. The reason is that I don't want this to turn into a thread where someone shows up and dumps a million crappy pictures into the thread. By keeping it to one picture a day, people are forced to choose and post, which means we all end up seeing quality pictures. Hopefully the title change makes it a bit easier as the thread gets longer.

[Stickman]

I like this one because it reminds me of Mt Rainier, which is where it was taken.

[BBossman]

My buddy Elmer, if you point a camera at him, he will stop and pose... LOL. I like it because he's my buddy.

[tgizzard]

Picture I took on a hike the other day with my dog Dakota. Not the greatest picture (took it with my phone) but thought it was a good shot of her while we took a rest on some rocks.

Picture represents some of my favorite things in life. A good dog and the outdoors.


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[Uprange41]

Always a favorite when I run across it.

This is my aunt trying to take my photo in the the passenger mirror, but I snapped mine before she did. It was completely impromptu, and taken with a camera that has atrocious quality at even a moderately high ISO, but it's a favorite because it's kind of a snapshot, and kind of a story. This was on a day trip through the blue ridge mountains several summers ago, and the cooler, darker tone completely captured the entire vibe of the blue ridge mtns. That might not come through for anyone else, but just scanning through my files, this one gets my attention every single time, and I know exactly where it was taken. There was no processing done to this one.

[Stickman]

Good stuff, reminds me to post a pup picture tomorrow.

[Dennis]

I always liked this shot not just because of the lucky alignment, but that it isn't the typical Pacific Ocean-scape.

Dennis.



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[Stickman]

I always liked this shot not just because of the lucky alignment, but that it isn't the typical Pacific Ocean-scape.

Dennis.



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Nice, I like that.

[CoryCop25]

Untitled by Cory Fluck, on Flickr

[WS6]

I like this photo because it's so bloody hard to get an animal to do. I dislike the photo because of the reflection/glare in the ceramic on the fireplace door. I also probably should use a "real" camera so I could have fixed the exposure or saturation or whatever would have helped it not be so grainy.