I had to go 30 miles to get this shot! Hope you appreciate all the effort I put into this!![]()
He had to go 30 miles south to get out of the snow
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I had to go 30 miles to get this shot! Hope you appreciate all the effort I put into this!![]()
lolololololol!!you just had to make sure that your prune juice was finished!
Is that the railway track that follows the road to Medicine Hat?
He had to go 30 miles south to get out of the snow![]()
What effort? Did you WALK? SKYDIVE? LOW CRAWL?
Hell NO! You drove! Now I realize that for an old dude like yourself, 30 miles is a lot like the effort required to get over the Donner Pass, but still.
You just had to make sure that your prune juice was finished!
(Nice shot Dude!)
I had to go 30 miles to get this shot! Hope you appreciate all the effort I put into this!![]()
Jack would it make you feel better if I told you most the shots I'm doing I have to walk a mile to get to them. Ah, this is killing me, might have to start taking my bike and pack a lunch.
I find it very easy to take Railroad photos, but it's a challenge for me shooting just railroad tracks.
BTW great shot. I was thinking along the same lines for one.![]()
My cat-like reflexes allowed me to leap out of the way just in time!
I tied my stepdaughter up, lol, got her to lay down on the dock at the cabin, took the shot, then went down to the track, and clicked a pic of the right proportion for Amandas body, then used the overlay feature, and then antiqued it. Simple lolHey, great shot, Kim! I don't know how ya did it, but it looks great!![]()
I had to go 30 miles to get this shot! Hope you appreciate all the effort I put into this!
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I tied my stepdaughter up, lol, got her to lay down on the dock at the cabin, took the shot, then went down to the track, and clicked a pic of the right proportion for Amandas body, then used the overlay feature, and then antiqued it. Simple lol