This thread would be totally up my alley if my only camera wasn't a camera phone. Regardless, I'm going to make it up my alley by buying a disposable and making a picture CD.

Post to be edited with pictures of old factoriesm sunsets, and hawks and shit. D:

I can share with you 2 cities: Playa del Carmen (Mexico) and Granada (Spain).



This is where the king lives, the second pic it's a little bit blurry, but it's the same palace. Ok, yes it's in Madrid (I live in Granada) but i was in Madrid this weekend 8D my city is so small and so old it has nothing special at all. Just a giant mountain full of snow all the year.


La sierra nevada.



Welcome to Granada, and Carlos VI's castle.


Playa del Carmen!! DIEEEE my house is there!! i can't wait to go back this summer. He's Pulga, my aunt's dog.


Finally, my tropical house. It's MINE.

If my brother was here, I would have a tone of pictures, but instead here's some pictures that I found online.


These mountains look even more beautiful in the fall.

I've been to the top of that mountain. My brothers have hiked to the top, and skied down it. They're both insane.

I've been here before, too. Unfortunately, I don't live near any of this. I live in the boring part of New Hampshire with hills instead of mountains and pretty streams.

*clings to England for the life of me X_____x*
I still have scones and jam everyday. And with Devon cream no less. delicious delicious Devon cream...


Actually I'm from Shanghai, but I was raised as English.

But I live in San Antonio so here's a random shot of the Alamo I found.



I've been taking landscapes and the like for months, but somehow always come back with macros....
Will try harder this week X__x



Why don't I get to live somewhere as pretties?

Wow, everyone lives in a place prettier than mine. *sooooo jealous* I have to rely on sunsets to make San Diego look pretty The part of town that I live in is especially unattractive. "Carmel Valley" is synonymous with "HOOCH" in every other part of the city. Gawd. I feel so out of place, here. I'm always exploring the different neighborhoods looking for interesting stuff, and this is the best that I can come up with:


This is the park across the street from my house.

Eucalyptus trees ahoy! There are so many of them around here, I'm surprised we don't have Koalas yet.



Usually there are a few pairs of shoes hanging from the telephone wires, but not today...

Canyon.



More of that same park, different day, same time (I swear, there's no other place to go to nearby...).

And now, my haven!! Balboa Park, which is located downtown. It's the nicest-looking place in the whole city (don't let those travel advertisements fool you, San Diego's beaches are smelly and gross).

THERE ARE DUCKS!!!!

Japanese tea house and garden.




Yup... that's all I have...

Dollface, your queen looks like she got kicked in the tummy. Not very comfy.

I have a question, do my Disney pictures count for this thread? 'Cause that's what I have the most of -my house is in a pretty typical suburb, and I don't hang out downtown a whole heck of a lot. I am at disney a lot, tho...

Oh AWESOME. I love seeing all the pictures of where people live, and I've wanted to start a thread like this for a long time. Here are some starters I found on my laptop.

Welcome to Southern Arizona.


My old high school on a rainy day. I had a tendency to take a bazillion pictures of every rainy day, as they are so rare here, and make everything seem so tropical. And may I also add that there is no smell on earth like the desert after the rain.


I think this picture was taking looking east of Scottsdale Community College. We were launching rockets in the parking lot.


Ahahahaa my BC Calculus class from last year. I have way too many pictures of shit from high school.


The view from the front yard, on another rainy day.


Back yard, same.


I can't tell which street this is, but I think it's somewhere in Central Phoenix, around downtown.


I took this picture out my window.


The front yard again, GORGEOUS STORM.


The railroad tracks that run west of Mill Ave, by ASU in Tempe.







And as a bonus:

THEY WILL EAT YOU.

I need to find some pictures of ASU and the dorms...

This is how I view sun rise from my flat. (I live on the 26th floor.)



These two photos are taken from where I live.





In Hong Kong, most people live in a flat, not a house.

Edit: Sorry for the poor quality, they are taken by my phone.

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I don't have much, seeing as I'd have to actually put on shoes in order to give you an in-depth look at the lovely 2 acres we live on, but here's just a couple o pics.







Oh, and these are of my camp, which I shall be going to very soon.  I'll miss you guys.


This is a picture of the foundations of Mohawk Charlie's cabin...

Mohawk Charlie is an urban legend in the camp about a man who was on a plane that crashed into Mohawk Mountain with his wife.  His wife became brain dead, and he was devastated.  So he would go into town every night and kidnap one little girl with red shoes (his wife wore red shoes), take her to his cabin, and kill her.

I dunno if it's true or not.  It would be AWESOME if it was true.  But I doubt it is.



FOREST YEY



This is the view from the top of Mohawk Mountain.  I hiked up there when I was camping.  It was BEAUTIFUL!  This picture doesn't even BEGIN to do it any justice.



More of Mohawk Charlie's cabin.  OOOOOOHSPOOKY!!!

I just can't help showing off the new camera. I hope these aren't too big:

First, here's a shot of the quad at my campus:


Next, a closer shot of the fountain in the quad. Yes, that's a fountain (this is KC after all), and yes, it's running right now.  The shot doesn't show it very well, but there's water pouring from the top of the posts and running down the sides.


This is a shot of the new building. Pretty creative, don't you think? I mostly was trying to get the storm clouds actually.


The commons:


And a nifty close-up of one of the hibiscus. They're actually larger than they appear on your screen, probably.


I'll probably post more before long. New camera joys.

Cerise wrote:

Anyone want to see lots of pictures of cornfields and dirt roads? No?

I did mention I live in Kansas, right?

Cerise wrote:

Stormcrow wrote:

Cerise wrote:

Anyone want to see lots of pictures of cornfields and dirt roads? No?

I did mention I live in Kansas, right?

Right, so that's a no... Well then, I've got nothing!

If I were tired of cornfields, I'd have moved by now. Although I do like fountains... I've only been to Indiana in passing, is that where you grew up?