Post Your Photos
Created 17 years ago2007-08-06 23:50:34 UTC by
Archie
Created 17 years ago2007-08-06 23:50:34 UTC by
Archie
Posted 7 years ago2017-10-18 23:10:22 UTC
Post #337790
Posted 7 years ago2017-11-20 14:22:40 UTC
Post #338117
Desktop thread was closed permanently, so I have to post here.
Posted 7 years ago2017-11-20 14:27:24 UTC
Post #338118
LMFTFY
Posted 6 years ago2018-01-01 17:31:34 UTC
Post #338544
Fireworks. So much research and money go into them, only to burn in two seconds to create pretty colours in the air above us. Yet it remains a forever long tradition every time a new year rolls around.
Happy 2018!
Posted 6 years ago2018-01-12 21:10:54 UTC
Post #338629
IMO this one has a nice skybox
Posted 6 years ago2018-02-26 15:29:49 UTC
Post #338872
Omg. After 6, long years, it finally snowed in my village.
(I should consider taking a better picture)
Posted 6 years ago2018-02-26 17:41:48 UTC
Post #338873
Pro tip: Take the photo after it snowed.
Posted 6 years ago2018-02-26 22:34:44 UTC
Post #338876
How come you don't see the tiny amount of snow there?
sigh
These few pnotos are 5 hours old, meaning now there's even more snow. ^^
sigh
Posted 6 years ago2018-04-27 20:36:08 UTC
Post #339449
Looks pretty. :3
Looks destroyed. >:3
Posted 6 years ago2018-04-27 23:09:44 UTC
Post #339450
Oh look! You photographed something that wasn't just outside your back door!
Posted 6 years ago2018-04-28 06:14:13 UTC
Post #339451
Well, you could've seen it in the photos from my earlier post. 
Also, I don't have a back door. Those photos are outside my front door, more precisely to the left side of it.
Also, I don't have a back door. Those photos are outside my front door, more precisely to the left side of it.
Posted 6 years ago2018-04-29 11:21:38 UTC
Post #339452
There's nothing wrong with taking pictures near where you live.
I take a lot of pictures right inside my house. If you look carefully, you'd be surprised at what you find right in front of you.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YUEdz4JMz1yoiDhlH2YCksnwLCBejGTv/view?usp=sharing
I take a lot of pictures right inside my house. If you look carefully, you'd be surprised at what you find right in front of you.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YUEdz4JMz1yoiDhlH2YCksnwLCBejGTv/view?usp=sharing
Posted 6 years ago2018-04-29 17:49:42 UTC
Post #339453
Not at all. It's just that he almost always takes the exact same photo with different weather.
It's great that he likes the view, so many people don't even notice the view outside their own window!
It's great that he likes the view, so many people don't even notice the view outside their own window!
Posted 6 years ago2018-04-29 20:05:48 UTC
Post #339454
To be fair, it's a really picturesque backyard.
The rest of the area looks equally good.
The rest of the area looks equally good.
Posted 6 years ago2018-04-30 05:38:21 UTC
Post #339458
I recall it was your idea, DiscoStu.
I've tried taking photos every week (meaning I wasn't always consistent, lol) and I think I'll finish the timelapse this year.
I've tried taking photos every week (meaning I wasn't always consistent, lol) and I think I'll finish the timelapse this year.
Posted 6 years ago2018-07-19 17:32:10 UTC
Post #340196
Brzeźno beach in Gdańsk, you can see Sopot in the distance. I took this shot of the Baltic coast two weeks ago, piss drunk, a day before baptism of my niece (making me a double godfather!).
Posted 6 years ago2018-07-20 20:17:43 UTC
Post #340218
Did some orienteering with a few of the guys and gals from work a few weeks back. Took us up the Long Mynd and down again. Hot day by England's standards and was very grateful to find our managing director at the top with a barbecue. 
Taking the train back to Shrewsbury we were treated to a boat trip down the River Severn with drinks before a HUGE meal.
All in all, very good day.
Posted 6 years ago2018-10-11 21:31:26 UTC
Post #341024
My little star arrived today!
Posted 6 years ago2018-10-13 10:12:26 UTC
Post #341030
@Urby: In those first few photos the landscapes look surprisingly familiar to what I'm used to around here. I think I could get used to living there quite painlessly.
Shot I took this summer in Buen Retiro park (Madrid):
Alfonso XII monumentInspirational architecture.
Shot I took this summer in Buen Retiro park (Madrid):
Alfonso XII monument
Posted 5 years ago2019-04-04 18:09:11 UTC
Post #342403
BUMP uwu
I haven't posted in almost a year here.
Remember this photo?
Here's the view from the other side (there's a bridge there too, you just can't see it in this photo xd):
Ever since my 2nd year of high school, I've been going outside more, and I've been walking more. So I thought I'd take photos of things along the way:
Someone walked into the shot, didn't see until I saw the man. Then I ran away. :v
Green river Bregava. :3
Also, a bonus one:
R.I.P. resistor, as part of a demonstration of power ratings, for my classmates.
I haven't posted in almost a year here.
Someone walked into the shot, didn't see until I saw the man. Then I ran away. :vAlso, a bonus one:
Posted 5 years ago2019-04-05 00:41:37 UTC
Post #342404
Beautiful photos, Admer! 
Posted 5 years ago2019-04-05 12:50:55 UTC
Post #342411
Thank you. 
If I hadn't gone out more, I wouldn't have even taken these photos.
If I hadn't gone out more, I wouldn't have even taken these photos.
Posted 5 years ago2019-07-21 19:22:40 UTC
Post #342885
Remember that talk about guns we had a couple of years ago?
Today I tried a homemade "flamethrower".
As calm as I usually am, I like being crazy too sometimes. :3
Today I tried a homemade "flamethrower".
Posted 5 years ago2019-07-22 07:31:48 UTC
Post #342886
thats a good way to stop mapping by losing your fingers
Posted 5 years ago2019-07-22 10:51:36 UTC
Post #342887
sigh
Good thing Mum didn't find out, lol. I would've done it again, but... the neighbours found out and told me to not do it again. D:
Good thing Mum didn't find out, lol. I would've done it again, but... the neighbours found out and told me to not do it again. D:
Posted 5 years ago2019-07-22 13:10:09 UTC
Post #342888
Your neighbours sound smart.
Posted 5 years ago2019-07-22 15:13:25 UTC
Post #342889
But this is fun! I'm only 17, I wanna have fun before real life catches up. Besides, this thing is now off my bucket list, probably won't attempt it again.
Edit: Also, it was just one neighbour. I was basically showing this stuff off to my cousins and other kids in the village. I wanted them to see it once in their life.
Edit: Also, it was just one neighbour. I was basically showing this stuff off to my cousins and other kids in the village. I wanted them to see it once in their life.
Posted 5 years ago2019-07-22 17:57:16 UTC
Post #342890
This is true. I am 15 years old, and I am using a knife for tricks and to cut food. Also after a couple of days, I will be 16. Dad told me, that he will bring me to a shooting range. I already know that the shooting in Counter-Strike won't get me ready for the shooting with a real Glock.
There is recoil, but in your hands. So, in conclusion, live your life. 🔫☺🔪
There is recoil, but in your hands. So, in conclusion, live your life. 🔫☺🔪
Posted 5 years ago2019-07-22 22:55:31 UTC
Post #342893
Been using a knife since I was 8. Did quite some things with it, accidentally cut myself quite a few times, but never badly.
Live your life, just don't live it fast.
Live your life, just don't live it fast.
Posted 5 years ago2019-07-23 07:25:46 UTC
Post #342898
I understand the proclivity to try/do crazy stuff at that age... or at any age really if you have the inclination to do it (or if your're Colin Furze).
At about 16-17 I tried a hydrogen making experiment in a beer bottle and lit it up thinking it will burn with a steady flame. It nearly blew my face off.
My advice is not to back up from these kind of things, but to think beforehand exactly how much risk you're exposing yourself and others to and taking all the necessary measures to minimize those risks. If your gut is telling you this might not end well, then listen to that instinct. And of course, don't do anything so stupid that it ends up hurting not only you, but others (random example: flying a RC plane without any training in an area with people - that's stupid and there are probably legal consequences if someone gets hurt). Today's safety culture is both a blessing and a curse that just dumbs down children's curiosity to understand and be fascinated by the world.
At about 16-17 I tried a hydrogen making experiment in a beer bottle and lit it up thinking it will burn with a steady flame. It nearly blew my face off.
My advice is not to back up from these kind of things, but to think beforehand exactly how much risk you're exposing yourself and others to and taking all the necessary measures to minimize those risks. If your gut is telling you this might not end well, then listen to that instinct. And of course, don't do anything so stupid that it ends up hurting not only you, but others (random example: flying a RC plane without any training in an area with people - that's stupid and there are probably legal consequences if someone gets hurt). Today's safety culture is both a blessing and a curse that just dumbs down children's curiosity to understand and be fascinated by the world.
Posted 5 years ago2019-10-24 20:30:26 UTC
Post #343247
Here are a couple more photo's of my adopted cat Mila:
Look at that pretty face 
Hi!
Laser dot always works
Look at that pretty face Hi! Laser dot always works
Posted 5 years ago2019-10-24 21:53:39 UTC
Post #343248
Squeee. She's so gorgeous.
Posted 5 years ago2019-10-25 01:12:53 UTC
Post #343249
AAAAAAGGH KITTY
I want cat, but I’m so hesitant to actually go and find one due to circumstances.
I want cat, but I’m so hesitant to actually go and find one due to circumstances.
Posted 5 years ago2019-10-25 01:57:43 UTC
Post #343250
Oh, she's beautiful!
I really miss living with cats. Grew up my entire life without them but I lived with a roommate who had three of them one year and it was really nice to have them around.
There's one cat I keep seeing across the street when I'm outside tossing stuff in the dumpsters or handling beer bottle returns at work but I'm always busy and usually have dirty hands so I can't go over and pet them.
I really miss living with cats. Grew up my entire life without them but I lived with a roommate who had three of them one year and it was really nice to have them around.
There's one cat I keep seeing across the street when I'm outside tossing stuff in the dumpsters or handling beer bottle returns at work but I'm always busy and usually have dirty hands so I can't go over and pet them.
Posted 5 years ago2019-10-25 13:31:09 UTC
Post #343251
I want cat, but I’m so hesitant to actually go and find one due to circumstancesThat is so vague and ominous that I'm going to assume you have a reputation for eating them...
Posted 5 years ago2019-10-25 16:20:02 UTC
Post #343252
OH MY GOD HOW CUTE X3
I almost died of cuteness when I saw those photos. It's soooooooo adorable!
I almost died of cuteness when I saw those photos. It's soooooooo adorable!
Posted 5 years ago2019-10-27 12:37:00 UTC
Post #343253
I want a cat,but all the chickens would then become lunch.
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-08 09:36:36 UTC
Post #345519
I know the last post was a year ago, but I wanna share this stuff so badly. I started, like, actually going outside and walking'n'stuff. So, naturally, I took a buncha photos along the way. ^^
When I started
A dangerous, but exciting shortcut to my hometown
When my cousins and I took this shortcut, we almost fell down these rocks
Good ol' hometown, I remember when I went to elementary school here
I haven't been to that fort in a while
Always wanted to take a photo here but I could never stop to do so, cuz' someone was driving me
And, lastly for today, I took a quick morning walk.
Just gotta wait until it's more green
When I startedA dangerous, but exciting shortcut to my hometownWhen my cousins and I took this shortcut, we almost fell down these rocksGood ol' hometown, I remember when I went to elementary school hereI haven't been to that fort in a whileAlways wanted to take a photo here but I could never stop to do so, cuz' someone was driving meJust gotta wait until it's more green
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-08 11:31:04 UTC
Post #345520
Very nice landscapes Admer! Those hills littered with old limestone rocks and pine trees is a familiar sight, and I can almost feel the smell of the pine flowers. One of the reasons I keep getting back to my hometown myself, and did this quite a lot in the last year due to the pandemic - being 10 minutes from a bikeride in the forests and other trekking paths.
Unfortunately, living in the balkans too, yet another sight is familiar to me: abandoned old industrial buildings and ghettos. This has slowly changed over the years though, especially since we got in the EU.
Unfortunately, living in the balkans too, yet another sight is familiar to me: abandoned old industrial buildings and ghettos. This has slowly changed over the years though, especially since we got in the EU.
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-08 16:45:39 UTC
Post #345521
Not only abandoned industrial buildings, but also abandoned construction sites.
I should find some one day.
I should find some one day.
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-18 19:06:42 UTC
Post #345542
Yesterday I went into a previously unexplored forest with my cousins. It was quite cloudy, so it's not the kinda weather I wanted, but eh, I took photos anyway cuz' our parents didn't know that we went there at all, and I didn't know if they'd find out. Spoilers, they did not. 
Heard a fox screaming around here lol
And, eventually, we managed to reach the town. Cool.
Heard a fox screaming around here lol
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-19 07:25:00 UTC
Post #345543
you're lucky to live in such a pretty area
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-19 11:37:52 UTC
Post #345544
Posted this on the Discord, but here is a little farm area up in some mountains in Japan.
BigFixed. You missed the ".jpg" - Urby
Big
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-19 12:57:36 UTC
Post #345545
Can't see a thing... :/
EDIT: Actually managed to see it, looking good! (and exotic to me)
EDIT: Actually managed to see it, looking good! (and exotic to me)
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-19 16:05:12 UTC
Post #345546
Lovely shots, Admer!
Can't see your image, I have a plan
Here's a question: Why aren't you following me on Instagram yet? You should all do that post-haste.
Can't see your image, I have a plan
Here's a question: Why aren't you following me on Instagram yet? You should all do that post-haste.
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-19 17:21:02 UTC
Post #345548
@I have a plan
Your image link is wrong.
You pasted
Otherwise, I've no idea. Imgur seems to be more suited for sharing pictures on itself, instead of embedding into forums and whatnot.
Your image link is wrong.
You pasted
https://imgur.com/MiRTCIM instead of the one ending with .png or .jpg or whatever original format it is. Gotta copy the Direct Link if you're using Imgur non-beta.Otherwise, I've no idea. Imgur seems to be more suited for sharing pictures on itself, instead of embedding into forums and whatnot.
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-19 20:01:59 UTC
Post #345549
Yeah, @IHaveAPlan you used the image link and not the direct link. I've fixed it. Cool shot
Posted 3 years ago2021-04-21 10:33:04 UTC
Post #345551
Ah, Thanks lads. I always have issues with formatting in forums!
Posted 3 years ago2021-05-19 15:51:50 UTC
Post #345639
"Just gotta wait until it's more green"Colour-corrected:
Name's Sivac
Posted 3 years ago2021-11-27 16:58:38 UTC
Post #346074
Well, as promised, I was asked to post my photos. Here goes.
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