barren nights

[Teegate]

Very nice!


I wonder if we asked Santa he could tell us the location of all the old homes in the pines, and who lived there? If anyone would know it would be him! He has to have a list somewhere.

Guy

 

[Boyd]

Some great shots as always Bill. Wow, looks like you really were up late enough to see Santa come down the chimney!

 

[whippoorbill]

Thanks for the compliments.

I was surprised to see a few other vehicles wandering the sand roads last night; the hour, Christmas eve.

While Santa jingled ...

skit

friendship

Bill

 

[infinite sameness]

great pics i need a camera to capture the beauty i see in the pines

 

[Ben Ruset]

great pics i need a camera to capture the beauty i see in the pines

If you're just looking for a point and shoot, Tiger Direct has some great deals on refurbished digital cameras. You can pick up a halfway decent point and shoot digital for less than $100 shipped.

 

[whippoorbill]

skit

 

[ChrisL]

Hauntingly beautiful!

The evening and nightime shots really get to me. My wife and I walk at night when we camp out.

 

[whippoorbill]

skit

pakim pond

 

[LARGO]

THIS... is insane!
Dude you rock!

G.

 

[whippoorbill]

sand-road time lapse

 

[whippoorbill]

This is a thumbnail of the meanest, baddest tree in the pine barrens. Click on it if you dare! I'd show it here full size, but I'm afraid I'd scare your kids. This thing actually walked, sorta like those tree-things did in "The Lord of the Rings." I followed it for a half-mile or so down the Batona Trail before it ate my peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwich, which is when I decided to call it a day. (Actually, the thumbnail represents a negative image of the real thing, which is over at my gallery -- in negative form, this stalker looks as mean as it was).

I'll never go to the barrens at night again.

 

[LARGO]

This is a thumbnail of the meanest, baddest tree in the pine barrens. Click on it if you dare! I'd show it here full size, but I'm afraid I'd scare your kids. This thing actually walked, sorta like those tree-things did in "The Lord of the Rings." I followed it for a half-mile or so down the Batona Trail before it ate my peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwich, which is when I decided to call it a day. (Actually, the thumbnail represents a negative image of the real thing, which is over at my gallery -- in negative form, this stalker looks as mean as it was).
I'll never go to the barrens at night again.

You are a very strange man. However you take insane pictures that are like no other. What else was in the PB&J sammich?
Some how I think it's B/S that you'll not go out at night again.
Keep the pics coming.
g.

 

[Teegate]

Some how I think it's B/S that you'll not go out at night again.

I agree

Guy

 

[Swamp Thing]

You're a strange one,Mr. Whipoorbill

to the tune of the Grinch

 

[whippoorbill]

Strange, but beautiful ... ay, mates?

skit (again)

Thanks for looking,

Bill

 

[long-a-coming]

dude

 

[bobpbx]

Strange, but beautiful ... ay, mates?

skit (again)

Thanks for looking,

Bill

Suitable for framing. Absolutely oustanding photo-art. Bill, I would really be interested in getting a copy of this framed. This one really touches me. I can't tell you how many times I have stumbled out of the swamp bordering a stream, only to confront a similar view (with natural colors of course). Contact me via PM if you fancy a sale.

 

[MarkBNJ]

Whippoorbill, you are quite the renaissance dude.

 

[whippoorbill]

cedar, somewhere

Bill

edit: I notice, above, that I've caused Bob's and George's posts to "x"-up. This happened when I relocated a couple of photos in a different album. Sorry, guys.

 

[infinite sameness]

sweet ass photos