Thanks, Mz Pip!


Whoa_Nelly - Awesome entry!

Excellent choice!

And, thanks!

the start of submissions sneaked up on me. I will get busy.

The Temple of Dendor is pretty neat as are the rest of the Egyptian exhibits. I always loved archaeology.

This is going to be a fun one.

I'll probably skip this one. Carry on.

Changing seasons, glaciers, the inlet, mountains and sun...so many more!
Sure hope you end up joining this one. I love your photography.

It depends how fast the contest fills up. I'm just not thinking creatively, I guess. But thanks for the kind words.

It's intense, textured, and actually has me feeling like I am in a time spin.
Love it!

It's in the Metropolitan Museum in NYCity. Was there in early January.

I since dropped my external hard drive with (thousands) photos and it's busted. It would be a thousand dollars to get the photos back.
I'm glad I did not lose the ones from that visit. It's a huge loss to me, but, onward and upward - I can always take new photographs,

i've seen it at the met a few times and it always gives me peace

This is a type of shell that you put the hard drive into, and then access via your computer to recover all data on the busted hard drive.
Don't know if this applies to your case, but thought sharing this might be of help.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA2C51E81681&cm_re=laptop_sata_hard_drive_external_box-_-0VN-000G-00022-_-Product

Very nice of you to help out with the link.

That is why the edit.

Cool photo by Matt.
Gets a little sadder once you realize what you are looking at.
My first thought was "looks a lot like the city of Chernobyl", so I did a little digging based on the URL.
Right disaster, different city.

Luckily, the placed the city a few km away.

We need more!

So many great entries so far!

Just posted an invite over there.

Glad I was able to meet the deadline!

Great entries!

Thanks for hosting, mzpip!