Lens Across America : ROUND 3!

[Derrel]

...alrighty then,I have posted.Nothing ground shaking,more a trip around 'hood.(..and the best pizza "the bride"& I have made to date)

Panoramio - Lens Across America.

Not too bad. Your area looks cold and snowy, but the pizza does look awesome! I LOVE homemade pizza. Might have to make one today!

 

[Derrel]

Alive here! =D

Rocketman1978--I stopped in and looked at your blog...pretty good work! Good writing, good photos.

 

[Rocketman1978]

Alive here! =D

Rocketman1978--I stopped in and looked at your blog...pretty good work! Good writing, good photos.

Thanks D! I really appreciate it, enjoying myself!

 

[480sparky]

....... Might have to make one today!

Make 20 or thirty.... the Forum is coming for dinner tonight!

 

[ratssass]

We're building another one tonite...........now that we have the crust mastered,after 20yrs!!

 

[oldhippy]

We're building another one tonite...........now that we have the crust mastered,after 20yrs!!

Maybe one veggie. BTW. Real nice set. Later. Ed

 

[sm4him]

The lens is, finally, on its way from Tennessee to South Carolina for Tiller to take it on a walkabout.

I had fun; I wish I'd had more time to think up things to shoot with it, but in the end, I think I came up with some things that at least represent my little neck of the woods pretty well.
The day after I got the lens, we had our biggest snowfall in nearly two decades here (8.5 inches, a mere dusting to you hardy Northerners, but practically Armageddon for us!). That snow was COMPLETELY gone within 48 hours. By the time the lens left my hands, a week later, it was 70 degrees and beautiful sunshine.
By this Wednesday: A high of 34 and snow is forecast. Argghh. Stop it, Winter!! Just stop it!!

Anyway. I'll get to work processing photos and get them uploaded to Panoramio over the next couple of days. But I thought I'd share this one here. It's my favorite--a "selfie" of sorts, taken on a drive around Cades Cove on the first day that I was finally able to put the top down on the new convertible!

 

[oldhippy]

Love it. Ed

 

[ratssass]

 

[astroNikon]

The lens is, finally, on its way from Tennessee to South Carolina for Tiller to take it on a walkabout.

I had fun; I wish I'd had more time to think up things to shoot with it, but in the end, I think I came up with some things that at least represent my little neck of the woods pretty well.
The day after I got the lens, we had our biggest snowfall in nearly two decades here (8.5 inches, a mere dusting to you hardy Northerners, but practically Armageddon for us!). That snow was COMPLETELY gone within 48 hours. By the time the lens left my hands, a week later, it was 70 degrees and beautiful sunshine.
By this Wednesday: A high of 34 and snow is forecast. Argghh. Stop it, Winter!! Just stop it!!

Anyway. I'll get to work processing photos and get them uploaded to Panoramio over the next couple of days. But I thought I'd share this one here. It's my favorite--a "selfie" of sorts, taken on a drive around Cades Cove on the first day that I was finally able to put the top down on the new convertible!

Give me an address and us northerners will ship you several thousand tons of the white stuff .. we don't want it either !!

:lmao:

 

[480sparky]

...........Anyway. I'll get to work processing photos and get them uploaded to Panoramio over the next couple of days. ....

Looking forward to the results!

 

[sm4him]

Okay, got some pics uploaded to the Panoramio site. I have a couple more that I took several exposures to try as HDRs, but haven't had a chance to work on them (and try to remember how to do HDR!) and a few stragglers I might or might not ever get around to processing, but that's the bulk of them.

The lens is, finally, on its way from Tennessee to South Carolina for Tiller to take it on a walkabout.

I had fun; I wish I'd had more time to think up things to shoot with it, but in the end, I think I came up with some things that at least represent my little neck of the woods pretty well.
The day after I got the lens, we had our biggest snowfall in nearly two decades here (8.5 inches, a mere dusting to you hardy Northerners, but practically Armageddon for us!). That snow was COMPLETELY gone within 48 hours. By the time the lens left my hands, a week later, it was 70 degrees and beautiful sunshine.
By this Wednesday: A high of 34 and snow is forecast. Argghh. Stop it, Winter!! Just stop it!!

Anyway. I'll get to work processing photos and get them uploaded to Panoramio over the next couple of days. But I thought I'd share this one here. It's my favorite--a "selfie" of sorts, taken on a drive around Cades Cove on the first day that I was finally able to put the top down on the new convertible!

Give me an address and us northerners will ship you several thousand tons of the white stuff .. we don't want it either !!

:lmao:

Uh-uh. No way, no how. You keep that stuff up there where it BELONGS. This is the SOUTH. We aren't supposed to have such blustery nonsense down here.

 

[HughGuessWho]

The lens is, finally, on its way from Tennessee to South Carolina for Tiller to take it on a walkabout. I had fun; I wish I'd had more time to think up things to shoot with it, but in the end, I think I came up with some things that at least represent my little neck of the woods pretty well. The day after I got the lens, we had our biggest snowfall in nearly two decades here (8.5 inches, a mere dusting to you hardy Northerners, but practically Armageddon for us!). That snow was COMPLETELY gone within 48 hours. By the time the lens left my hands, a week later, it was 70 degrees and beautiful sunshine. By this Wednesday: A high of 34 and snow is forecast. Argghh. Stop it, Winter!! Just stop it!! Anyway. I'll get to work processing photos and get them uploaded to Panoramio over the next couple of days. But I thought I'd share this one here. It's my favorite--a "selfie" of sorts, taken on a drive around Cades Cove on the first day that I was finally able to put the top down on the new convertible! http://www.flickr.com/photos/24369838@N07/12751053705/

I know that road you're on. Have taken many of my favorite pictures on that very road. CC, right?

 

[Braineack]

Oh I'm next. now ill have to go outside and do something...

 

[sm4him]

The lens is, finally, on its way from Tennessee to South Carolina for Tiller to take it on a walkabout. I had fun; I wish I'd had more time to think up things to shoot with it, but in the end, I think I came up with some things that at least represent my little neck of the woods pretty well. The day after I got the lens, we had our biggest snowfall in nearly two decades here (8.5 inches, a mere dusting to you hardy Northerners, but practically Armageddon for us!). That snow was COMPLETELY gone within 48 hours. By the time the lens left my hands, a week later, it was 70 degrees and beautiful sunshine. By this Wednesday: A high of 34 and snow is forecast. Argghh. Stop it, Winter!! Just stop it!! Anyway. I'll get to work processing photos and get them uploaded to Panoramio over the next couple of days. But I thought I'd share this one here. It's my favorite--a "selfie" of sorts, taken on a drive around Cades Cove on the first day that I was finally able to put the top down on the new convertible!

I know that road you're on. Have taken many of my favorite pictures on that very road. CC, right?

Yep, Hyatt Lane to be precise. I thought you might recognize it. The day I was there, it was so sunny and warm, and yet there were fewer people in the Cove than I have seen in YEARS. I spent probably 10 minutes setting this up and experimenting, and NOBODY came by while I was doing it!

Check out the Panoramio site, there are several more CC photos with the LOA lens!