November Cell Phone Pic a Day

[pictogramax]

Sorry, Ray, I skipped a day or two, but here's an apology:

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[AzPete]

shoes shoes and shoes

Sometimes life just gets in the damn way of things....but IM here with these. Went shopping with the wife, we have a big shing dig this friday and kept myself busy while she did her thing.

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None of these were in the hunt (thank goodness)

 

[Lili]

Pete I will see your Shoes and raise you some Feathers

N8

 

[Lili]

N8

 

[pictogramax]

Lili, I'll see your telephone poles:

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[christilou]

Great thread. Great pics! I'm upgrading my phone contract to the iPhone 4S soon but I found I was looking at the Samsung Galaxy SII and trying to decide which camera is better. How ridiculous is that? These photos show that it's the moment and not the pixel level greatness of the camera that matters. Good lesson for me

 

[AzPete]

Great thread. Great pics! I'm upgrading my phone contract to the iPhone 4S soon but I found I was looking at the Samsung Galaxy SII and trying to decide which camera is better. How ridiculous is that? These photos show that it's the moment and not the pixel level greatness of the camera that matters. Good lesson for me

The iphone camera does seem to be great so good luck and have fun. But some people here can shoot a great photo with only a pinhole in the box... if you know what I mean.
But I do love this thread too....
cheers
Pete

 

[Ray Sachs]

One for yesterday, one for today. From yesterday, another leftover Veteran's Day memorial shot:

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And for today, a slightly related theme to pictogramax's recent shot with wires. Here, the wires are sort of reflecting the shape of the "Y":

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-Ray

 

[khozema]

one of the early shot i had from my tablet

 

[deirdre]

I needed to use Color Efex pro to get the saturation right -- these shoes are really this bright (the orange perhaps maybe more so, even):

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IMG_0876 by Deirdre Saoirse Moen, on Flickr

 

[Hyubie]

N8

Are you really driving at 110mph???

 

[Travisennis]

I haven't had a chance to take any pics since Saturday but everyone is putting out some fine images. Ray, I especially liked the image of 'Y' building.

 

[pictogramax]

Through a wrinkled plastic over a dirty window:

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[AzPete]

Lil ole granny

Had to laugh, while parking at the food store a little old gal hops out of her tricked out firebird and goes shopping. Even the handicap love a good ride...

 

[pictogramax]

I love the red glow on the pavement behind the front wheel, looks like she steamed to the parking lot

 

[BBW]

Love the story - and the picture. Good catch, Pete!

 

[BBW]

Through a wrinkled plastic over a dirty window:

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Just want to go on record that I love your view of the world.

 

[pictogramax]

Well can one receive a greater compliment? Thank you, BB!

 

[Ray Sachs]

Just want to go on record that I love your view of the world.

I'll second that pictogramax - and once again I'm gonna semi-echo your approach for today's shot:

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-Ray

 

[pictogramax]

Thank you, Ray.

And I spontaneously (telepathically?) re-semi-echoed yours, with a bit of grid pattern:

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This one gets lost in translation, though.
I framed only two letters of a word written on a shop-window; in my language those letters (ON) mean HE or HIM. I find it amusing that it echoes perfectly a faint reflected figure of a man walking by. I realized I captured HIM only later, of course, while inspecting my shots on my desktop screen