** Picture of the Day 3 **

[HPS3]

If anyone is looking for a pocketable small camera, the Ricoh GR is amazing. This little camera is a fixed 28mm equivalent lens. The max aperture is 2.8 and razor sharp wide open. It's so customizable and can be shot one handed. I can't say enough good things about it.

Parade Time by Harry Shields, on Flickr

 

[KCmike]

The Hustle and Bustle by Mike Day, on Flickr

 

[goopysolelady]

It was COLD (for Texas), windy and misty rain last night; they're laughing at their mothers as they claim a spot in the visitors press box avoiding the "outdoor elements" :

 

[Aladar2004]

 

[klmall]

Cloud shadows in the Rockies

 

[Evad]

Nice Dave, we are going on our first cruise in May. The kids are getting excited and looking forward to doing something different. A year off from Disney is going to be weird.

Thanks so much!

You will love it! It's so different then doing the parks, much more relaxing. Sometimes I think I prefer it over the parks.... but I do still enjoy going to the parks as well.

 

[goopysolelady]

What a "weather difference" in Texas the past 48 hours...going from leggings, gloves and jackets...to coach's daughter barefoot during pre-game activities :

 

[klmall]

looking at the Arizona Memorial from the Missouri

 

[KCmike]

The Glow by Mike Day, on Flickr

 

[Aladar2004]

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[goopysolelady]

 

[klmall]

Fishing Bridge Visitor's Center, Yellowstone; love the rustic look

 

[Chernabog1940]

 

[South Carolina]

Komodo Dragon in AK by MikeR on Flickr

 

[goopysolelady]

Foggy night after a rainy day...

 

[klmall]

snow-covered Mt. Antero and Mt. Princeton in August viewed from our campground before our 5 day rafting trip on the Arkansas River

 

[fractal]

The Hustle and Bustle by Mike Day, on Flickr

Wow! Love in B&W.

Komodo Dragon in AK by MikeR on Flickr

Nailed it!

 

[fractal]

From Big 10 Swimming & Diving Championships.

 

[South Carolina]

Wow! Love in B&W.



Nailed it!

Many thanks Fractal.

 

[KCmike]

King Arthur Carousel by Mike Day, on Flickr