Non-Erotic Photos

[Mads]

Ekserb, I just cant take my eyes off that shot... something about it is really eerie, yet at the same time I cant stop looking at it.
Excellent work sir

 

[Ekserb]

Ekserb, I just cant take my eyes off that shot... something about it is really eerie, yet at the same time I cant stop looking at it.
Excellent work sir

Well, that was the intended effect! Thank you!

 

[Ekserb]

One of my dogs on my bed. This is Joey:
http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT4228.jpg

 

[NomadLady]

Motorcycle Pictures

Have had a couple of people ask about my bike. So here is a picture of the one I have now (green and silver one) and the one that I lost in a fire June 2009. As you can see before the fire, it was a sweet bike.

 

[ultrasnow]

Awesome thread, some great images. Thanks

 

[NomadLady]

One of my dogs on my bed. This is Joey:
http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT4228.jpg

Joey looks so content....great pictures posted here!!!! Thanks for point me to this thread!!!!!!!

 

[Ekserb]

Joey looks so content....great pictures posted here!!!! Thanks for point me to this thread!!!!!!!

You're welcome.

I think the green & silver bike looks nicer than the one that burned.

 

[NomadLady]

http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT8010v2.jpg

I really like this picture....one raked out front end of a bike and you get a wonderful effect with that front tire out so much further from the rest...

 

[NomadLady]

I've posted this photo before, but I've been revisiting some old images and thought I'd share a new version.

Taken from the side of the road at a tree farm near Ocala, FL. It was late and the light was fading, so I quickly set up my tripod for an eight-second exposure. There was no other traffic on the road and the only sound was of light rain in the trees and intermittent chirps of insects.

http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT3444v5.jpg

WOW...this is haunting.

 

[NomadLady]

As promised, some photos of Savannah, Georgia:

http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT5982.jpg

http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT5985.jpg

http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT5989.jpg

http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT6030.jpg

http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT6037v2.jpg

http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT5960v3.jpg

http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT5958v2.jpg

These from Savannah remind me of the movie "Midnight in the Garden and Good and Evil"

 

[Ekserb]

I really like this picture....one raked out front end of a bike and you get a wonderful effect with that front tire out so much further from the rest...

Thank you! That is one of my favorite pictures ever, and I was lucky to be in the right place at the right time.

 

[NomadLady]

Some more monotone photos:

This shot was actually a mistake. I had the camera set to expose a frame every thirty seconds and it took this photo as I was walking into position in the studio. I really like it.
http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT9616.jpg

Sometimes 'mistakes' turn out to be the best pics of all...this one is stunning..

 

[Ekserb]

Sometimes 'mistakes' turn out to be the best pics of all...

I agree.

 

[NomadLady]

ok, here goes...

Malibu Beach around New Years 2006. Just after a stormy rain.
Not a professional here but do enjoy photography...

 

[NomadLady]

You're welcome.

I think the green & silver bike looks nicer than the one that burned.

Well the trunk helps a lot for trips and easy access to camera, etc. It does have more horsepower, 100cc more and fuel injection. Almost a full gallon larger gas tank is a plus too!!!!

The one that burned was a first year model 1999 Nomad and the green/green ones were stunning. The nostalgia of a first year model was nice and I would have loved to kept it just for that reason. Oh well..

 

[Ekserb]

Malibu Beach around New Years 2006. Just after a stormy rain.
Not a professional here but do enjoy photography...

These two are my favorites. The first I like for the great atmosphere and algae-covered rocks. The second could be a little brighter and I would have cropped a little off the top, but I love the texture of the beach.

(For everyone else: NomadLady asked me for my feedback.)

 

[NomadLady]

Eureka Springs Arkansas 2005

These were taken at a bike rally. The Crescent Hotel is said to be haunted and the area around there is just beautiful!!!!

 

[Ekserb]

These were taken at a bike rally. The Crescent Hotel is said to be haunted and the area around there is just beautiful!!!!

Wow, that is a beautiful hotel!

 

[NomadLady]

Crescent Hotel

Here are some more of this old hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

 

[Ekserb]

Here are some more of this old hotel in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.

Love the cashier desk!

 

[NomadLady]

Love the cashier desk!

The hotel really is beautiful but between the dark interior and that pitiful ceiling fan light....oh well, I tried...

 

[Ekserb]

The hotel really is beautiful but between the dark interior and that pitiful ceiling fan light....oh well, I tried...

This is when a small tripod comes in handy. Turn off the camera's flash and turn the Mode Dial to "Night" to let the camera pick a longer shutter speed.

(I should create a post showing the incredible difference between on-camera flash and natural lighting.)

 

[NomadLady]

This is when a small tripod comes in handy. Turn off the camera's flash and turn the Mode Dial to "Night" to let the camera pick a longer shutter speed.

(I should create a post showing the incredible difference between on-camera flash and natural lighting.)

Will have to find one small enough to pack on the Nomad....thanks for the suggestion!!!!!

 

[Ekserb]

Will have to find one small enough to pack on the Nomad....thanks for the suggestion!!!!!

I'm talking really small. No need to spend more than fifteen to twenty dollars on something you'll want to fit in your purse.

The advice I give for people looking for a camera applies here, so I'll paraphrase: The ten dollar tripod you will carry with you is better than the thousand dollar tripod that stays at home because you didn't feel like lugging it around.

 

[Ekserb]

African Wild Dog at Zoo Miami (formerly Miami Metrozoo).

http://web.me.com/pdbreske/literotica/PICT5162.jpg

From Wikipedia:

The scientific name "Lycaon pictus" is derived from the Greek for "wolf" and the Latin for "painted". It is the only canid species to lack dewclaws on the forelimbs.
Adults typically weigh 18–34 kilograms (40–75 lb).[3] A tall, lean animal, it stands about 75 centimetres (30 in) at the shoulder, with a head and body length averaging about 100 centimetres (39 in) long with a tail of 30 to 45 centimetres (12 to 18 in). Animals in southern Africa are generally larger than those in eastern or western Africa.