Post a photo you took

[triplehorn]

 

[MulletsGalore]

 

[NatChampUT]

 

[Macanudo]

 

[MulletsGalore]

Alexander Calder's "Eagle" at the Seattle Art Museum's Olympic Sculpture Park

 

[triplehorn]

 

[gardere_owns_OU]

i took this picture last month while i was atop the Spaceneedle in Seattle. these mountains are part of Olympic National Park.

i cropped out the bottom half of the pic (showed some cargo ships docking in Pugent Sound. i changed it to b/w and darkened the image to help make it sharper.

strangely enough, the water you do see at the bottom of the picture is Dabob Bay

 

[whickums]

Wow... I'm a celebrity

Here's a couple of my TK today at the beach

 

[ScoPro]

I didn't take this....but know the guy who did - He calls it "I Caught the Sunset":

 

[schnarkle]

Wow, 500 replies. I never had any idea this thread would take off like this!

 

[triplehorn]

 

[Mr. Picc]

It's so hard to pick just a few that I really like, but I'll try...

Here's a couple I took during the Valley Land Fund photo contest in 2004:

This one I took last year from my room in Jester during one of the many thunderstorms we had throughout the spring semester.

 

[juicyfruit]

there's a longhorn in that lighning. neato.

 

[Hornius Emeritus]

 

[Jag Heter]

Wow some really amazing pictures in here.

Here is a pic I took on an Island off the coast of Sweden called Gotland.

 

[MulletsGalore]

 

[Boozehound]

 

[UTBandGuy09]

 

[WhoooTex]

First I want to congratulate hullabelew for that pic of his daughter during (after?) her last game-- you absolutely captured the "athlete walking away" motif perfectly. That photo has a Jordan's last game (before his Wizards stint) quality to it. Nicely done.I'm no photographer so by comparison I'm a bit out of my element here, but here are a few of mine; apologies in advance for the stupid timestamp. These were all taken with a cheap Kodak EasyShare CX7310 I got as a gift from my director about three years ago.
Big Bend 1

Big Bend 2

Big Bend 3

Icicles, from our recent winter storm

 

[WaywardHorn]

Here are a couple new ones for y'all:

 

[Hornius Emeritus]

 

[Hornius Emeritus]

From South Texas:



Brown Pelican in Flight:

Yellow Rumped Warbler ... this bird is about four inches long in real life:

Solitary Sandpiper

Coots at Sunrise:

If it's spring, it must be time for Huisache:

 

[Mrmyke709]

 

[Hornius Emeritus]

 

[UTDad]

Hornius Emeritus, I know it is not the equipment that makes great photographs, but please share with us the camera(s), lenses, and imaging software that you use.

 

[Hornius Emeritus]

UTDad,

I have two Canon digital camera bodies: a Rebel 350 XT and a 30D.

Lenses:

A Sigma 17-70mm F 2.8 Lens (excellent, in my opinion)

A Canon 70-200mm F 4.0 "L"

A Canon 100-400mm F 4.0-5.6 "L"

A Tamron 75-300mm F 4.0 macro zoom

A Sigma 105mm macro

A Sigma 170-500mm which I rarely use

Of course, I have a flash, a tripod, a monopod etc...

I've come to the conclusion that it's all a plot to economically enslave me.

 

[Hornius Emeritus]

 

[Boozehound]

that's some fantastic lighting on the Pelican, HE

 

[OPdotcom]

 

[Hornius Emeritus]

Town Lake, a couple of nights ago: