New Photo Thread

[thirtyater]

Rickr, you are hot now how about posting a pic of yourself posed with that 64 GE V ?? lol

 

[jasonl]

Deano rocks

Does he sing? Looks like he could be front man for a country band.

 

[jimmyb]

jimmyb from Phoenix

Not the greatest picture but I have not entered the digital camera age yet and do not have a scanner. I am on the left my partner Dana on the right holding my nephew Connor. I am looking to get a digital camera in the near future and will get pictures of my new Speed Queen uploaded as soon as I do.

 

[westytoploader]

I think Dean resembles Ted Nugent in that picture.

 

[jmirawm]

MY two best friends

In 1990 I lost my best friend, quickly becoming my better half, in a bad car accident. A couple of months later his mom called me up and asked If I would like one of Baby's (his chow dog) pups. Of course I was overjoyed that she had called and asked. At the same time I was kind of scared of a chow dog. I asked the vet and he told me the most important thing was to keep her socialized and to always play with her feet and nose. They are most sensitive about their paws and noses. Poor thing....I was always playing with her nose and feet. POOR friends and family, everywhere I went Basia (that was one of our favorite singers at the time) went. She was the sweetest Chow ever. Her vets and groomers over the years always commented they had never saw such a sweet chow. I lost her last year to cancer. I miss my baby. She was special.

 

[jmirawm]

And in case

You missed my picture on another thread...... Tom

 

[roto204]

Here we are...

This is me (above) and my partner Will (below)

 

[bethann]

Jason

He does sing. Normally he plays a Strat or a Les Paul.He plays a big mix of everything from Johnny Cash to Van Halen, Beatles,Cheap trick all kinds Funk, hot blues, rock,some country you name it and he plays it. If he's playing covers it just depend on what kind of gig it is. Collage, corporate ect... His writing style in kind of a mix, it's hard to explain. The cowboy hat in the picture was a promo shot for something, I really don't remember!

Austin: He does kinda look like him in that picture, but not as crazy!

 

[scott55405]

Tucson! I will have to look you up next time I am in town.

 

[scott55405]

Ah, Phoenix too, further up!

 

[swestoyz]

I wear my sunglasses... on the beach

Well, since I see Cory posted a pict from his trip to the Land Down Under, I'll post a picture with some water in it as well. This was from our Spring Break trip last year to Panama City Beach.

 

[roto204]

Hiya, Scott! Yes, drop me a line! :-D

 

[scott55405]

Tom, your doggie is precious, I am sorry for your loss. Glad to see your picture too! I can't remember if I saw it on the last thread, but I really enjoy these photo threads.

 

[kenmore1978]

no digital camera yet

"I have not entered the digital camera age yet and do not have a scanner"

Get the scanner first, they're REALLY cheap, and you can then post pictures already taken with a film camera but not on a CD. And as I've said before on here, don't wait for getting a digital camera to post, just have your film camera pictures put on CD when you have them developed. Virtually everyplace offers this option now.

So guys and girls, don't let that excuse "I don't have a digital camera yet" prevent you from posting.

 

[lavamat_jon]

Scanners cameras and all that paraphanelia

So do you have a pic Jaune? ;-).

I agree with you - scanners are nothing nowdays, but even then, you can get digital cameras for virtually the same price now, at least over here in the UK. My Canon IXUS II 2 megapixel camera cost £300 in Christmas 2002, and you can virtually get the same spec camera now for about £50 (although without the same quality as my Canon Ixus - it's really high end, stainless steel casing etc). Also a cheap alternative to a digital camera is a webcam, I use this quite a lot on Yahoo and MSN Messengers (often do online wash-ins, especially with Louis :-D), but they also have a snapshot facility with the software included, and even better if you have Windows Movie Maker you can make movies. (BTW - apologies to those still waiting for my AEG videos, I've done them but yet to find the time to convert/edit them etc. as I've been busy trying to tie all my work together to be handed in for Easter).

Anyway, enough of me blabbing on, and here's a recent pic of me

Take care all, happy washing!!

Jon

 

[lavamat_jon]

And one with the Persil (apologies for the pic - I often have a tendency to slump at the computer - when I complain of back pain in a few years I'll know why :-D)

Take care all,

Jon

 

[scott55405]

Hey Jon!

 

[bethann]

Chad

Has anyone ever told you that you look like Jim Belushi?

 

[kenmore1978]

My pic

Jon, my pic is on the original photo thread started by partscounterman and which has since sorta disappeared. So here's a couple of different pics.

First, 1968, when I was about your age.

 

[kenmore1978]

2nd pic

and me at Christmas 1996

 

[david]

Me and the little woman

Can you stand one more. Here we goooooo!

 

[veg-o-matic]

Bumpity-bump.

C'mon you guys--there are still a lot we haven't heard from.

Don't make me name names!!

 

[kenmore1978]

Digital camera price/quality

"I agree with you - scanners are nothing nowdays, but even then, you can get digital cameras for virtually the same price now, at least over here in the UK."

Sure, you can get a "cheapie" digital camera, but I'm picky about my quality, photograph being one of my hobbies. I'm holding out for 35mm quality, which calls for 5 megapixels or above. Those digital cameras are still in the US$400 and up range. When a 5 megapixel camera gets down into the $200 range, then I'll go for it. Inthe mantime, I'll stick with film and just have the pics put on CD when developed. In concession to the digital world, I only pics on CD and negatives now when I develop film. I figure if I really need a print, I can either print it myself, ot take the negatives/CD to photo place and have a print made. Cuts down the price of processing. Ultimately I'll probably have a "point & shoot" digital camera of around 3 megapixels, and a 5 megapixel or above SLR

 

[jasonl]

Groovy Kenmore1978

I dig the glasses in the 1968 page.

I love 60s/70s pictures.

I have a Canon Powershot A75 or something like that. It was like $300 at BB. It takes the best pictures I've seen in a low priced cam. It has "Point and shoot" but you can also make manual settings. It has all the useful features, such as red-eye reduction, auto flash (which likes to turn on even if there's sufficient light :-?). Those pics of Bri were taken with that camera so you can use those as a reference.

 

[automagic]

I love picture threads

Every one looks so cute.
Here is a pic of me after a friends wedding last Nov.

- Donnie

 

[kenmore1978]

glasses

I wore glasses from the 5th grade up until about 4 years ago when I switched to contacts and went with the "Kojak" look (since I was going bald anyway) on the recommendation of friends. Everybody says it's a much better look now.

Those little point and shoot cameras are really nice, more features tahn ever for the price. You might be able to turn off the flash if you deem there's sufficient light, and save your battery power. Often those cameras are programed to flash even in sufficient light in order to a "fill flash" fucntion on people's faces.

 

[foraloysius]

I guess some of you already have seen a picture of me in the past, but here's a recent one. Most of the time I wear glasses, but not at home.

 

[foraloysius]

And here's one from the time I was still cute LOL

 

[kenmore1978]

ohmigod, what happened?

Just kidding

Actually, that (adult) picture of you is the best of you posted so far.

 

[maytagbear]

Oh, come on, Louis!

Good looking then, good looking NOW.

Lawrence/Maytagbear

So far, not an unpretty one in the bunch!