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JonMikal · Apr 25, 2005

honestly, i think i need to take a break. i never thought id say this but im getting burnt out or really bored with dc. cruzin has me wanting for a trip to the rural side of life. maybe this wekend who knows, but until then, yep, more capital pics:

dont laugh, this border will catch on sooner or later, just wait and see!

thanks for looking as always....

Nikon Fan · Apr 25, 2005

We're not burnt out yet so you better keep postin mister!!! #1 and #2 really work for me!!!

JamesD · Apr 25, 2005

I really like #3, with the border! Great photo, and framing it like that works perfectly. It's got character! I've been thinking about doing something similar, since I always manage to tilt my horizons; now, I think I will!

-James

thebeginning · Apr 25, 2005

#1 is very symmetrical and documentary looking (love the clouds btw). i think #2 is far more artistic, as is #3. i like 2 the best though.

i know how you feel. i've been stuck shooting the same thing for a while. guh. but at least your pictures are awesome!

xaer · Apr 26, 2005

no.# 3 is interestingly captivating. Do you stay near that place?

Canoncan · Apr 26, 2005

Well Jon I love number 3. I know what you mean with cruzin. Got me itchin too.

AIRIC · Apr 26, 2005

Jon, excellent work as always. I have often hung pictures on walls like #3, with the kids jumping on the floor upstairs hanging pics crooked works better

I have always liked the idea of a crooked pic with the horizon straight. Hit the back roads. As you can tell by my posts I always shake it up a little. Barns then downtown, then people, back to barns, wildlife and as much airplanes as possible. Can't wait to shake it up next week with eight days in Louisana.

Eric

John E. · Apr 26, 2005

Egads, gotta be carefull what you say,the people here will hog tie me to a railroad track if you stop posting. But seriously and funny enough your pictures have me itchen to get to a large city for photo opps.

Great pictures again, your eye for architectural and symmetrey is unparelled, well done.

Edit: I agree with Eric. When I lived in a big city, a weekend in a remote area would always raise my spirits. A cabin on a lake is a cure for everything.

Alison · Apr 26, 2005

Love #1 and quite enjoy the border on number 3 as well. If you decide to take that trip come for a visit to New England, it's a great relaxing spot :mrgreen:

JonMikal · Apr 26, 2005

thanks all!

Eric/Cruzin thanks for the tip. you have to drive for miles to get away from here, but i gotta do it...i gotta do it.

Mom - don't be surprized if i show up. :wink:

AIRIC · Apr 26, 2005

Hit the back roads with a full tank of gas and some granola bars

Eric

Chiller · Apr 26, 2005

Great shots JonMikal...as always. All three shots are amazing. I agree with Airic...a tank of gas, some ganola bars, and I take my pooch with me...but a day away from the city is the way to go.

Unimaxium · Apr 26, 2005

dont laugh, this border will catch on sooner or later, just wait and see!

Apparently you're right! Check out this page (it's from a wired.com article, the pictures are of recent innovations in sports technology):
http://www.wired.com/wired/images.html?issue=12.12&topic=tools&img=6&pg=10

JonMikal · Apr 26, 2005

Unimaxium said:
Apparently you're right! Check out this page (it's from a wired.com article, the pictures are of recent innovations in sports technology):
http://www.wired.com/wired/images.html?issue=12.12&topic=tools&img=6&pg=10

ha, thats way cool! i knew i was on to something. :lmao: