This is why I take pictures

[DGA]

DGA,

The guy and pup shot really made me smile.

Thanks, man.

 

[Rogrund]

One more reason:

 

[smiling gecko]

...here's one of my most favorite images.

...here's one of my most favorite images.

the joy of youth...double click to enlarge (a note to other techno-klutzes like myself)

 

[robklurfield]

because you never know what will happen next...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/37531245@N08/3860359653/

 

[Brother Joe]

I don't have many, but, this is a recent one that I feel good about:

 

[ferider]

Bump.

 

[wgerrard]

Nice.

Marin Headlands, sunrise, Kirby Cove?

 

[crawdiddy]

How can one possibly not enjoy photography ? M9 or whatever ?

Stunning photography isn't always about beauty. I realize this is probably someone's mother and grandmother, but this photo stopped me in my tracks. Amazing shot, ferider.

 

[urban_alchemist]

Good ol' cropped-frame digital

 

[coelacanth]

yet another bump. i really like this thread.

 

[Andy Kibber]

Kudos to mfogiel -- a highlight in a great thread!

 

[Andy Kibber]

A couple of other pictures from the last few months. Both in Marylebone, London. Not technically great photos but meaningful to me. I look forward to looking back on them years from now.

 

[MickH]

Not the greatest photo in the world, but she's the reason I keep on clicking.

 

[ferider]

Thanks, Dan & Bill (this was a bit up hill from Kirby Cove).

Here is another bump, and somewhere completely different.

I love holiday snapshots

 

[Sonnar Brian]

Sea Oats at Sunset.

This is why I've been taking pictures for a Long Time.

 

[snausages]

So many amazing photos here. Great work.

 

[andredossantos]

Great thread.

 

[bsdunek]

As said several times - what a great thread!!! I love these photos.

 

[peterm1]

DAMN - I gotta get that lens fixed!

 

[Sonnar Brian]

I can make a lens that does that.

(Great shot, BTW)