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Legos sure have come a long way. Nicely done West!

I do believe you are right Bob. I'm glad it was you taking the photo. I'd have trouble getting up from a shot like that . . .

Atari 2600, now that brings back fond memories!

Yes indeed and I hear a color model will be coming next!

Oh, my gosh, that is a big bone!

Verizon S3 upgraded two days ago and no problems so far. The only real difference I noticed is I can't get the temperature to show on the lock screen now. Mike

Sorry guys I haven't been able to get on the Cafe from any of my devices and I assume it has been the same for you. Thank you everyone for your participation and support. I look forward to seeing your photos in the next Collective Shoot hosted by Gordo; Out With The Old, In With The New! Mike

Those are great Ed. I don't think I've ever even seen one let alone photographed a pair of the little devils!

That tree looks gigantic! Live Oak?

Wonderful job Sam; you've found it!

Well done Art! It fits perfectly too.

That looks like fun Paul!

Well done Roland, these are perfect!

Well done Tri. Merry Christmas to you too!

Real camera or not, I like it and compared to the quail we get these guys are GIANTS!

Yes, they can be quite aggressive and they have spurs and know how to use them!

Nicely done Paul and it does look quite peaceful which is perfect for me!

I'm glad you got it worked out Robert, she's a beauty!

That is a beautiful piece Bob and you've captured it well.

Thanks Paul It is the Rialto Hotel on the Grand Canal in Venice.

I kind of miss the rain. We have a few feet of snow on the ground and I can hardly stand on the icy walkways. I do wish you a very merry Christmas and hope your enthusiasm comes back strong!

Thanks Art, the sun was setting and the colors were yummy!

That's great Bob! I have a train around the tree, like every year, but no little people!

Well I know everyone is busy with last minute shopping so I will post another one! This is a travel photo with lots of little people. It was shot in 2007 with a point and shoot.

I hope that gets worked out Robert. I look forward to seeing what you come up with!

The intention is to shoot anything 1. Larger thank life or 2. Smaller than life, or 3. Having to do with travel. or 4. Something touristy (is that even a word?) If it doesn't fit one of those then it probably doesn't fit the theme but post it anyway!;) I look forward to seeing what you come up...

Good one Al, he looks like a GIANT!

Well if he didn't then he should keep looking!

Ha! The name of the boat is perfect and I can see all the little people on the beach too! Another nice one West! There's even a few little dogs . . .

Thanks Paul!

That's perfect Ed!

I'm glad you asked Sam. It is a baby Cuttlefish which is a type of Cephalopod related to the octopus. I think only 6 of its 8 tentacles are visible in the photo.

Well each image only fit one part of the theme to qualify (and the rules are pretty loose this time) I did manage to nail two parts of the theme though. First this guy is only one inch long, so very small, and second I had to travel 1235 miles (according to Google Maps) to Sea Life in Minnesota...

Right you are West, great take on the theme!

Thanks so much Bob!

Thank you Lyndee!

Thanks Art, I feel the same way!

Strange seems to be the order of the day so far. Maybe I can convince some "normal" people to participate. I don't think I've had a "normal" day in my life!

Take me to your leader . . . (I guess I traveled too far.)

It would be tough to be one of the little people with these guys around!

Okay let's have fun with this one (as always!) I know this is a tough week for everyone so stop in when you can and enjoy a little tranquility and escape from the hustle-bustle. Gulliver's Travels; Big or Small or Travel/Tourist. Thinking from Gulliver's perspective he is traveling in a strange...

That looks magical Tri!

Oh, that is too funny Robert!

Nicely done Dianne!

Ed, I think the model in your first shot is still suffering from pincushion distortion . . .

Tough question but if it had to be only one lens for a whole year then for me it would have to be the Sigma 150 macro as it is my money maker.

Those are great Ed and I love seeing images from home!

Well done Robert and I couldn't agree more.

Thanks Paul. Yes it is a copper sink/drainboard.

Okay, one more but in color this time. Shot December 2010!