[hopmedic]

I'm pretty sure there are wheels in there somewhere, and they're not on the ground!
Caught this shot with my Canon 40D with Canon 100-400mm L lens.


TPBM is also deadly.

[hopmedic]

Sorry, I could resist no longer.... One of my favorite pics.


TPBM is MUCH slower.

[JaiMento]

@San Diego Zoo Safari


TPBM is care free.

[hopmedic]

Xi Lan - Atlanta's Joy

TPBM is also out of place.

[Guytronic]

TPBM is stuck to the wall

[hopmedic]

TPBM has honor, too.

[Guytronic]

TPBM was taken on a Monday

[JaiMento]

My son and his buddy. Taken with my old Lumia 920 at WalMart on 2013/10/14.


TPBM was a precious moment.

[hopmedic]

Our wedding.
My wife and me, her daughter and son to the left, my son and daughter to the right, and her daughter's two kids alongside us.

Sure would have been nice to have SmartCamera back then...
Looks like I have really blown the whole "use a Windows Phone picture" thing, here, but I have a huge library of pictures from ten plus years of DSLR photography, and some film photos that I've had scanned for a long time.

TPBM also has family.

[JaiMento]

One of my favorite pictures I've taken. My brother and his family @ Morro Bay.


Also, don't feel too bad about the whole DSLR thing. I haven't been too faithful to posting Windows Phone pics myself.

TPBM is cutting edge.

[Guytronic]

Ahhhh Morro Bay!
Met me beloved down that way (SLO) when I was working for the FAA back in the late 70's.



See the photo below me for something uplifting!

[hopmedic]

I can't think of anything more uplifting than when a child goes up to the altar to pray, without any prompting... Except maybe when another child goes up to pray with the first.


TPBM is also has reason to rejoice.

[JaiMento]

Took this picture of my wife at Oceanside Pier about a month before my son was born.


TPBM is a childhood memory (or reminds you of a childhood memory).

[hopmedic]

Took this picture of my wife at Oceanside Pier about a month before my son was born.

Beautiful picture. Thanks for sharing.

[CyclingGuyNola]

Created this Nokia Lego Lumia with my 3 yr old today. Reminds me just how much I loved legos as a kid, so so many years ago......
Photo taken with wifes Lumia 521





TPBM is my all time favorite!

[hopmedic]

I loved this cat - wish I could go see her again. I live in Georgia now, but when I lived in the St. Louis area, I loved the zoo there, and went often. This is Sofiya, an Amur Leopard. She was about 8 months old, IIRC, when I took this picture on a cold January day. She had been born the prior year, spring, I think, and her mother didn't have a maternal instinct, being a first-time mother. Sofiya was hand-reared in the petting zoo until she was big enough to move to Big Cat Country. On this day, there was snow on the ground, and I was one of only a handful of people at the zoo (I love those days at the zoo - no crowds). When I walked up she saw me and put her paws up on the fence. I could literally have touched her, but I wanted to hold on to my fingers for a few more days, at least. She obviously wanted attention, and having not been that long since she had been hand-reared, she was used to humans. I stood there and observed her beauty for at least an hour, and came away with this shot (one of many), which has been a favorite since.


TPBM is also more dangerous that it appears.

[JaiMento]

TPBM is undeniably sweet.

[hopmedic]

Orcas?

Back in 2008, I got to see a giraffe just a few minutes after its birth. I stuck around until after it had stood up for the first time. This was at the St. Louis Zoo.



TPBM is also a first-timer.