KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 
Very cool.

 KurtfromLaQuinta wrote: 
That's a cool photo - really intriguing. Yeah, that younger girl does not look at all happy to be there.

Still digging though photos my mom had.
Found this one with my grandmother and 6 of some of her sisters. No brothers in this shot.
She was the youngest of 13. And is the one who looks like she doesn't want to be there.
I only met one of her sisters... Pearl. She's the one with the big hair and wearing the black bow.
She was a real character. She lived in San Pedro, California. And is buried next to her mom there.
Both of her sons worked in shipbuilding and died fairly young.
Unfortunately, I lost track of all their kids.

 NoEnzLefttoSplit wrote: 
Dude!  Where's my board.

 black321 wrote: 
Looks like another itty-bitty to me.  The mamas sort of group together and form nurseries.

 ptooey wrote: 
Is that Mom passed out in the back? 

 ptooey wrote: 
Wow! Umbilical cord and all... Them're some fresh babies!

This is one of the most spectacular shots I've ever seen.  Pronghorn babies are notoriously hard to snap, and the photog for this one claims to have shot it with a 60mm lens. 

 
 
In the local paper! 

 DaveInVA wrote: 
Suspicion unfounded. It is a cool shot.

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
We get them here for seafair. We get some really cool flybys in the downtown buildings, but they always close the bridges when they are doing passes.  

 ScottFromWyoming wrote: 
 I was visiting my brother in San Leandro while it was going on once and for some reason we were doing something in the city.  I was duly impressed.  My first thought was so this is what it's like to live in Beirut.  After you've been walking around for awhile with it going on all day though you do stop looking up all the time.

 

 islander wrote: 
Fleet Week in SF is very up close and personal. I lived at a relatively high elevation and could go up on the roof to watch. A couple of times I ducked when they went over. Of course they weren't that low but it's still pretty impressive.

 islander wrote: 
Here is the story for the pic (and its not from FAUX):

Man captures unbelievable photo of Blue Angel fighter jet buzzing the Golden Gate Bridge at 350 mph

 DaveInVA wrote: 

They close all the bridges here when the angels do their shows and practices. I'm surprised (and suspicious - no one appears to be looking at the plane) that they would do a pass like that on an open bridge.

sailors & soldiers & cowboys & circles & pyramids using tintype & cabinet card & early photography 

Some cool and curious photos.