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I'm sure that it's happened to everyone. The instant that you snap a picture, someone or something suddenly appears and completely changes the shot. Here's one....

Just started to attend a local camera club. Lots of great people there. These are some of the shots I took.

My first nighttime star shots. I still have a long way to go....

Another time lapse I took of boats on the Hudson river. Everyone was heading up to see the fireworks. Boats on the Hudson River - YouTube

I've noticed that looking back in the early days of photography, people being photographed rarely smiled. They usually looked very stern or angry. Were they just not happy? Uncomfortable from sitting so long? Intimidated by the camera? I just don't know. Anyways, here is a link to 18 early...

I can't be the only one that likes the insides of old radio/TV/electronics.

I took this with my D5100 using miniature effect from 34 floors up. I see something different every time I look at it. While the miniature thing is "ok", I would prefer it was optional - meaning that particular effect could be turned on or off.

Soooooo.... Here's what happened. Just to make a long story even longer...... A few details. I grew up in the city of Waterbury, Ct. In to late 50's, there was a small religious theme park built there on a very high hill overlooking the city. There was a large cross erected that could be seen...