No words: Tracks

Haven't played this in a while! Let's see 'em!

Remember, the point is not "don't talk" the point is "can you demonstrate the subject "tracks" without using words." Let's be suportive of each other as usual and don't be afraid to post comments!

Now, let's play!

Lovely pic Walter. Here's my attempt at it.

Nice one! I like how the blue is in the mountains and the water!

Our very own PR crew! Loren, Dennis, Steve, and Loren's wife, Karen.

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Originally Posted by walterick

Nice one! I like how the blue is in the mountains and the water!

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Thanks! The blue is lovely eh? Many times when it's sunny here the bluish mountains are the same color as the water, just beautiful. Nice one kelly, the kind of modern/urban tracks.

Nice shots,

Jared

This is the closest I've got...

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Interesting Shot Rick, but I think the subject would be "Track". :)

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Originally Posted by kellybean

Our very own PR crew! Loren, Dennis, Steve, and Loren's wife, Karen.

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I remember that.

Chunk, that's an awesome shot.

Ah, there's one in every crowd, LOL

I think there's a slight glare off the other train track to the right?

Maybe? :)

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Chunk,

I love the black and white photo, it just seems so surreal! Great shots everybody!

Jared

I'll play this game

A different type of 'track'...

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Originally Posted by walterick

Chunk, that's an awesome shot.

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Thanks. A lot of people don't get this one. I like your footprints shot too. Who'd have thought that footprints would have long shadows?

Thanks, Chunk. It was shot near sunrise so the shadows were really elongated.

Say, not to ruin the mystery of your shot, but is that sand or snow?

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Okay, you got me. Tank or heavy machinery tracks?

That was snow. It was on the UW's track and field facility across the street from the building I work in and I got that shot from the 14th floor conference room - and then this one a couple minutes later, which also fits the subject of this thread.

Cat tracks. That's an antique tractor.

Wow, Chunk, yours are AWESOME!


How about this one:

http://gallery.photographyreview.com...sert_dunes.jpg

OK then, what leaves those tracks?
Are they underwater?

second kind of tracks

[QUOTE=kellybean]Wow, Chunk, yours are AWESOME!


How about this one:


Thanks Kelly. That's high praise coming from someone with your eye.

I think I remember being surprised by what your shot is once before. You took that from a window somewhere in SoCal, didn't you?

Chunk, that is a really great shot of the tracks in the snow. If we do a print trade at the Chicago Gathering this fall, I know which one I want! :)

Rick, I think I know where you got the idea for this...;)

Steve,

Almost like a footsteps poem picture! Very nice!

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Originally Posted by Chunk

Thanks Kelly. That's high praise coming from someone with your eye.

I think I remember being surprised by what your shot is once before. You took that from a window somewhere in SoCal, didn't you?

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Thank you, Chunk! I'm constantly impressed with your stuff.


I took my picture from an airplane window over SoCal, yes. It's of Sand Dunes. I think it looks like an abstract of a giant tractor's tracks, that's why I posted it here.

Here's another one, not great but ...

slight variation, track maker

Here is my entry.....

OT,

Nice shot, very 'wild west' type shot, minus the railroad car on the right:p