Spiderman's favorite hangout?

....until they read National Geographic or joined Pxleyes.

Keeping an eye on the competition?

Going on holiday and applying for a new passport?

Oh... don't blame the mirror..... :‑)

The grass doesn't look greener on the other side?

We want the bridge, the whole bridge and nothing but the bridge.

The author "failed" to obey traffic rules of not taking photos while driving?

You tripped?

What grass were you smoking?

Good thing that person is not wearing a skirt?

So money does grow on trees?

Is this a High or Low Key image?

"Mrs Red & Mr Yellow" we get baby Orange?

BTW are the "parents" married to each other?

No idea. From its eye and head it looks like a locust.

It may very well be an undiscovered specie, and if so, we'll just have to name it "Acrididae Pxleyenisis"

But my best guess is it is a garden variety after a feeding frenzy on weeds saturated with insecticide.

I think the hornet was close enough to hit the shutter button, in which case if it did happen, an objection may be raised that the hornet was the author of this image?

She must be a gourmet cook.

Bad tail day?

You devil you.....

Was your car going sideways?

This looks like "inside" the window?

I believed every word until the "Easy peazy...."

I was devastated and had to console myself by watching a TV rerun of "The Day Mars Invaded Earth" or was it vice versa.....

Actually its four and a quarter. See the quarter on the right top part of the photo?

Too bad you couldn't get Robin Hood and his merry men to sit around the table.

Quote:- "...with the suncap pressed tight to the glass of the terrarium...."


Looks like the frog did not mind and probably have seen it tens of times a day.

This should be in the "hair" contest?

Quote:- "Nice, but a lot of noise"


What do you expect. It's "an antique Ford sedan"

Without getting too technical, did you know that size doesn't matter any more?

A drive-by shooting?

He must be a time traveler...from 1901.

A "Cellulose" Phone?

Anyone noticed the two "eyes" and the big "mouth"?

Thanks for the reply.

What went wrong and how was it fixed?

This must be taken before the invention of the smartphone?

For baby bear, mama bear and papa bear?

Forerunner of the combination adult-kid loo?

Still useful now as standalone "props" for photographers

Are you showing a Third of the Circumference of the Earth?

Digital wings?

I think it's time to put a stop to images of time pieces in "Numbers" contest?

Congratulations and may you both have a happy life together.

Memories of Christmas past?

Looks like your left brain is....errhhh...in better focus?

Normally you curse the darkness, not the light?

I think it's "bauble"?

Is this 2 colors, or shades of same color?

I knew that sooner or later someone would do this photo.

So you are hiding your money in plain sight?

40 Below Zero?

Shouldn't your camera just freezes and seized up?

There is a story about how Nikon cameras, and Japanese cameras in general, got well known and commercially successful in the West.

It happened during the Korean War. All the Western war correspondents used Western made cameras, like Leica, Voigtländer, Alpa, Rollei, etc, and the poor Japanese correspondents used less expensive Japanese made ones, principally Nikon.

In the harsh Korean winters, (probably 40 Below Zero as well),the high precision Western cameras with little tolerance for mechanical play seized up and stopped working, while the rather basic and mechanically unsophisticated Nikon cameras kept on working.

So the Western correspondents had to start using Nikon cameras.

I suppose they ran out of steam.