KODAK MOMENT of the Day

Because it's beautiful fall colors taken at the gatineau park were it's a tradition to go every Thanksgiving with the family.

I was photographing wildflowers in my yard when I looked up and saw my cat, Tiger, in the window. I quickly snapped a photo and captured the reflected wildflowers too.

We were taking pictures of the leaves on campus of my high school for my digital photography class. I took this picture of leaves with sunlight coming through.

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I had just gotten my camera and was playing around with the settings. His face is just so natural.

I took this picture when I noticed that the leaves were starting to change into vibrant reds and oranges. It was a beautiful day and I was inspired. The different layers of leaves give dimension and depth which I seek when taking photos. This also symbolizes that nature is in depth and complex. It is the greatest of all designs.

Tiger and Sugar relaxing together.

I love the warm sunsets that the Nevada skies provide.

1) this picture is special to me ,cause, shyness of a grown up girl and eyes telling something. 2)I took it in Bangladesh, in my home town-sylhet. dated taken 6/10/2002. 3) cause, different types of Human being as people Living around us.

I took this in my front yard because it was a very nice day and taking photos of nature interests me.

Driving around with friends we got lost and found this beautiful,quiet road.

Grandpa,I do want to go hiking with you but then I will take my hugrabbit with me!

While gardening I noticed a small frog had taken shelter at the top of a small plastic pipe I used to stake a tomato. I quickly grabbed my camera and a close up filter. Wilmington, NC . Nature theme chosen for the outdoor subject matter.

This photo shows what Ohio is like perfectly. It's a gloomy day, cast over a decaying barn. Perfection.

I love taking pictures of legs. Today, the weather made it even prettier to do so as the reflections bounced and all of a sudden feet were pottering about everywhere. I took this picture on a leisurely stroll with a friend through our cold and wet city, London. There is a lovely balance of sharp and blurred lines, and a mix of shapes.

who wants to play hide and seek? the picture was taken in Pakistan

Finally made it out to Letchworth with my wife for the very first time. 25 years living in Rochester, NY and never been until last week. I love the fall so naturally my breath was taken away as soon as I arrived. Must check it out for you self, you wont want to leave.

Mushrooms just taken from the ground.

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A rare clear warm winter day along the Oregon Coast allowed for some great picture taking opportunities at Cannon Beach.

Though I was surrounded by beautiful flowers, plants and trees at the Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens, in Belmont, North Carolina, I was attracted by these droppings from a redwood tree.

A happy scarecrow waiting for his holiday season to shine. Columbus Ohio

Looking back at harvest time.

This colorful creature resides at the Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, South Carolina.

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The second I walked into the dressing room at the Mahaffey Theater holding my little girl's hand, I knew this setting was magic. In a room that moments before was bustling with dozens of little ballerinas, the photography gods gave me minutes with only these 7.

I photographed this mourning dove on a gray day out my kitchen window using the autumn colors on my pear tree as a background.

This photograph is one I took as part of a fine art series focusing on figures from myth, legend, and folklore from around the world. I believe that we are the stories we tell, and this series is an exploration of that concept. This photo I took in my home studio in Michigan using my friend as a model. The inspiration behind this particular shoot is Baron Samedi, a Loa from Haitian Vodou that represents death. Unlike many deities associated with death, he is natoed for being especially playful. The Vodou religion regards death as the most fundamental part of life, and there was little fear or doom associated with crossing over. The act of dying was an act of living, and so it was met with festivity and jubilation, and Baron Samedi was the personification of that phase of life.

a pile of freshly picked pumpkins from a local farmer's field; the dirt is included. :) Happy fall.

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My grandson Cameron posing with pumpkins.

Its my pet Kawina, I found her in a truck. She was crossing the border to the United States. I took it in my houses window. its my pet and its a animal.

A Barred Owl displays the stately beauty of its varied feathers.

Stunning sunset overlooking the Everglades captured from Weston, Florida.

I love the light and the pose. She was so co-operative.

North face of Mt. McKinley as seen from Denali National Park.

This shot struck me as so tender and loving. I took it in Washington State this month.

This photo is special to me because I was with my best friend (the girl who's in the photo) and we were at the city center of Thessaloniki (a city of Greece) and we were taking photos just for fun. But I am very excited to take photos so each photo that I'm taking is special to me and reminds me how much I love photography! The category of this photo is artistic/creative because the wall which is behind the girl has big and colourful graffiti which makes it artistic.

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These are our Yorkies. They are an important part of our family. The 2 smallest ones, Kaos and Diablo, are the sons of Peanut.(the male on the left). Zoe (the white one trying to jump at the camera) is our newest addition. Soon to be a mommy. Due on May 22,2014.

On our hike through a beautiful we found this primitive bench.

Taken at the National Air and Space museum in Washington, DC. This museum is the most visited in the Smithsonian Institution complex.

I took this shot of a World War Two veteran at the Veteran's Day ceremonies at Arlington Cemetery several years ago. Sadly, each year there are fewer of them to honor for their service.

The leaves fall from the trees

It was taken from Birbhoom at West Bengal,India. It was very happy moment for children. when I was capture it some village boys playing Hide and seek at morning in front of their house. its very happy and cute and fun exprence of mine.

I went to a isolated lake on first day of year 2013 and by luck I came across to this section of lake where this stone was present and a perfect symmetry was getting created by its shadow. I clicked it and luckily it came out pretty well. Thats why this picture is special to me. This picture relates to the selected theme "nature" in a very well manner. It shows the nature with pure water and the nature of water --- "water always shows what you are"

Looks Intence. Kessingland Zoo. Natural.

flowers behind a wet sheet of glass created this abstract painting (van Gogh)

I love the fall colors here in Oregon, and Silver Falls State Park is one of the best places to experience it. Taken October 12th, 4:53 pm.

This image is of Brian, himself, as he sits and plays the piano. This was taken Feb 2013.

This is my 12 week old son Cooper who was 9 weeks when I took the picture. His two older sisters thought he might like to play with their dolls.

We watched as a mother opossum gave birth to her babies in the field behind our house and I think it shows newborn wildlife at its best.

A couple out paddling on an evening to be remembered. The sun setting behind the bridge, made the perfect picture for the 'wonders of mother nature' on display.

This photo was one of my first to explore the macro beauty we so often overlook. It was taken at Lewisville Lake Environmental Learning Area with a Kodak Z5010 back in August of 2012. I was drawn deep inside the flower realizing a whole other world of beauty.

Took this shortly after we adopted Ginger. She is looking out our front window watching for cats.

This lone ear of corn in a field is a reminder that summer is over and autumn is here.

We befriended this blue jay over a period of 5 years. We had the pumpkin on the railings of our deck. We would lay the peanuts near the stalk and Peter would land and take one. We were setting the table for dinner and I decided to bring the pumpkin and set it on the table, you can see the result. Peter came in stood on the pumpkin not a care in the world. Happy Thanksgiving.

Exciting to see a turkey in strut, even minus one feather. Kentucky USA 2014

Walking up to the top of the Fire Island Lighthouse on Long Island I noticed the fractal pattern in the ascending stairs.