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9:27 pm in Action, Florida, Long Exposure, New Port Richey, Nighttime, People, Safari, Sony Alpha 300 by Hank James

New Port Richey after dark.
Listening To: Master of Puppets by Metallica
9:27 pm in Action, Florida, Long Exposure, New Port Richey, Nighttime, People, Safari, Sony Alpha 300 by Hank James

New Port Richey after dark.
Listening To: Master of Puppets by Metallica
1:55 pm in Digital, Florida, Macro, New Port Richey, Safari, Sony Alpha 300, Still Life by Hank James

Another image from our New Port Richey trip. This one was taken during a pit stop to replenish vital fluids; You can get quite thirsty taking all those pics.
Listening To: 98 Rock
11:13 pm in Antique, Architectural, Automobile, Digital, Florida, New Port Richey, Nighttime, Safari, Sony Alpha 300 by Hank James

This image is from our outing last Saturday night. We were in down town New Port Richey for long exposures. It is a very busy place on a weekend evening, and I’m not sure if I’ll ever get tired of shooting this little city.
Listening To: 98 Rock
12:00 am in Action, Canon EOS Digital Rebel, Digital, Florida, Nature, New Port Richey, Wildlife by David Putkonen

Saw these two in hot pursuit of the Eagle. Captured it with my Canon 105 mm setting
Listening to: Kodachrome by Paul Simon
12:00 am in Canon EOS Digital Rebel, Digital, Florida, Nature, New Port Richey, Safari by David Putkonen

Saw this during our Coffee and Cameras outing.
Watching: C.S.N. Panama
12:00 am in Canon PowerShot A560, Contest, Digital, Florida, New Port Richey, People, Portrait, Safari, Stranger by Billy Mehaffey

We all know the dangers of meeting people (strangers) over the Internet. The Craigslist murder. The one that happened to me “Barelee18nympho”. Please don’t bring that one up if my wife is with me. Last week we met two gentlemen for breakfast to discuss mutual interests. Much to our relief they did not harm us in anyway. The photo is of Will shooting a performer in the park. Thank you Will T. and David P.
Billy
PS no one was harmed in taking this photo
Watching: Star Trek Enterprise
12:00 am in Digital, Florida, Journalism, New Port Richey, Olympus eVolt E-330, People, Portrait, Safari, Stranger by William Tillis
12:00 am in Digital, Florida, Nature, New Port Richey, Sony Alpha 700, Wildlife by Bob Brinley

This is my very first post to this group. I thought I’d upload something not many have seen. This is an adult Southeastern Five-Lined Skink. My wife and I took a short hike this past Sunday and this little guy was out sunning himself on a tree stump. This photo tells you two things about me. First, I really enjoy nature photography and second, I like reptiles. I have a fascination with snakes, lizards, and turtles.
Please feel free to post comments. I love to hear feedback about my work. I am an amatuer, so please be kind. I’m getting better as I go. I’ll post a little more about myself as I post more photos so you can learn more about me and one of my favorite hobbies. I’d like to know more about you guys too. Feel free to drop me a line at iguana.bob@verizon.net.
Bob Brinley a.k.a. IGB (IguanaBob)
More of IguanaBob’s photos can be found here: http://brinley.smugmug.com
Listening to right now: The Message on XM
12:00 am in Antique, Canon S5 IS, Digital, Essay, Florida, Journalism, Macro, New Port Richey, Nostalgic, People, Portrait, Stranger by David Evans
Meet J.C. Munty.
Mr. Munty has seen a lot in his 92+ years on Earth. A mechanical engineer by trade, he now keeps himself busy by running his own appliance repair business in downtown New Port Richey. I stopped in to visit with him and he was kind enough to chat with me and let me take a few photos. Mr. Munty has had quite a life. He was born in October of 1916, and later served in WW II as a paratrooper. He carried a camera with him everywhere he went and took many photos during the war. After the war, he worked as a mechanical engineer, but his real love wasn’t designing, it was building. He went on to own his own machine shop and even became a contractor for NASA at one point. His current business is an appliance repair store, which is small but filled with many amazing pieces of the past. On site, he repairs items from decades past using antique machines to fabricate home made parts. Because much of what he services are old machines with no replacement part availability, he makes most of the needed repair parts by hand. I was quite intrigued at his knowledge and skill. If you need any appliance repair or are up for a good story, please be sure to stop by his shop. He’s been in downtown New Port Richey for over 28 years near the corner of Main on Bank Street.
4:41 pm in Admin, Announcement, Florida, New Port Richey by William Tillis
It’s our first official meetup of 2009! We’ll meet at Christina’s restaurant in downtown New Port Richey at 8am on Sunday April 26th for coffee and perhaps breakfast. Then we’ll roam around downtown New Port Richey and the Pithlachascotee River taking photos (as usual!).
Christina’s is located at 5821 Main St in New Port Richey, FL 34652 (727) 847-7827.