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SU, all those pics are w/a 55-255mm lens.
The bigger lens causes you to view the world a bit differently.
Once you get used to it, going from tiny mushrooms to beach landscapes,
pretty much covers it all.

Thanks! everyone. I love taking the pics and sharing them.

Guest wrote:But I have to ask, is that a snake in the basket in the first picture?

......guest, no snake in the basket......
but you did make me look.

carbonman wrote: ......guest, no snake in the basket......

I take it you don't want to say what it is, then?

Perhaps it is best to leave it unidentified.

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So, what's the verdict?

Is that a snake in your basket——or are you just happy to see me?

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Very nicely done. Perfect exposures and nice composition. What camera do you use? (I'm a Pentax guy. K-20D.)

Thanks for sharing,
Tony

Wow, another Pentax user. I have a K-x.

Thank you so much for the beautiful pictures! I haven't seen the ocean for decades, your pictures brought it right home for me!

rocklin wrote:So, what's the verdict?

He declined to say. I can't see it as anything but a snake until I hear what it really is.

Amazing Photos, Carbonman. makes me long for spring and the winter is just getting started.

Wow, those photographs really are incredible. Thanks for sharing!


Please add me to the list of people curious about the thing in the basket in the first picture. It does look like a snake hiding in there.

Guest wrote:He declined to say.

How do you know that he wasn't unavoidably detained?

Maybe he got snake-bit.

tonycog wrote:Very nicely done. Perfect exposures and nice composition. What camera do you use? (I'm a Pentax guy. K-20D.)

Thanks for sharing,
Tony

Tony, thanks! I use a Canon T2i. It's my first dSLR,
so I'm just learning to use it. It has really been fun.

Guest wrote:He declined to say.

I don't know that I declined to say........
just have not had time to say.......
don't really know what to say........
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................the only thing I can see that could be a snake, to me,
is the plastic liner inside the wood basket.

It is interesting to know that each person sees into, around, past and through
the perceived subject. It's refreshing.

Boy, Freud would have a field day with this thread.

Wasn't it Freud who said, "Sometimes a snake is just a snake?"

M.D.Hosehead wrote:Wasn't it Freud who said, "Sometimes a snake is just a snake?"

Oh, I thought he said, "Sometimes a cigar is just a penis" or something like that.

Stunning photos! Thanks for sharing with us