These cute little furry friends almost met the wrath of my lawn mower today. Good thing I weed whacked first, which I never do, because I wouldn't have spotted them otherwise. Check out the other pics and you will tell how small they really are!
Ever been to Botanical Gardens in St. Louis? If not, I highly recommend it. And while this photo doesn't actually highlight the beauty of Botanical Gardens, you can find out more info on their website at MoBot.org
I've been collecting photos of entrances for quite awhile so I thought I'd unleash a few now. These were taken in South City St. Louis. A plate full of toasted ravioli for the first person who can name the street.
I've been collecting photos of entrances for quite awhile so I thought I'd unleash a few now. These were taken in South City St. Louis. A plate full of toasted ravioli for the first person who can name the street.
I've been collecting photos of entrances for quite awhile so I thought I'd unleash a few now. These were taken in South City St. Louis. A plate full of toasted ravioli for the first person who can name the street.
This is a photo of a little birdie that wasn't too keen on reading and obeying the message plastered to the rung of this ladder. I took this photo and posted it so it may be a lesson to the wild, careless and/or disobedient.
Benton Park is a cool little historic neighborhood near downtown St. Louis. It's actually the first place I lived when I moved to St. Louis. I lived near Pestalozzi and McNair, close to Venice Cafe.
Time for another Caps entry. This time I'm keeping it local with my favorite brewery of all time: Schlafly. This No. 15 brew is the tool I use to get people in the door and it even got Sarah to start trying (and now liking) beer.
Supporting the Tower Grove Farmers' Market is the smart thing to do. Why? Cause it's the right thing to do, AND you get a t-shirt. Beat that! It starts up again this season: Every Saturday from May 10 through October 25, 8:30am until 12:30pm.
Juan Pablo and his Boston Terrier Spark also known as Monkey. If you live in my area and haven't had your dog photographed by me and my lovely wife, you really should consider it. ;-)
You had to be there in order to get the title of this photo. I brought a pocket full of treats to this shoot and I got snubbed. Nick & girlfriend Casey brought cheese!
Yeah, not a bad lens, I picked it up for around $120 or so, it's a 300mm so it can zoom in quite a bit. I think I was around 50 yards away.
The unnamed camera shop is none other than Creve Coeur Camera. I was going to flame that whole situation out on the blog but the owner called and got it sorted. I still won't shop there though, no way.
Hey, thats's a nice shot. I'm currently planning to add a 70-300mm lens to my equippment for my Canon 400D and came through that tamron-lens you mentioned above. As an alternative I'm thinking about a Canon 70-300m IS USM -lens (not the L-Series), which is indeed more expensive than that Tamron-lens. Do you have any experience with that Canon-lens compared to the Tamron?
Joe, I love your website and your photography! Your work is amazing! I especially like this picture which you took at the zoo. I wonder if this cat knows how really cool he is! Well, just for the record, he is a Real Cool Cat! And this is a Real Cool Picture. Grandma Lorraine
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