I am once again stuck in Denver, this time due to a major snow storm. They shut the interstate down.

Anywho's, I figure that I am wasting an opertunity of a lifetime. In my travels I see some extremely interesting mapping examples. It finally dawned upon me that I should be taking pics of these things and posting them for people to draw inspiration on.

Sadly, since I am not at home yet, it will have to wait, but it is not stopping anyone else from borrowing this thread for the same purpose.

Throughout snarkpits history, people have posted some interesting things, but sadly they are all lost in the depths of the forums, prolly even lost to preceeding versions as well.

I will upload the screens as soon as I get home, but feel free to borrow this thread for the same purpose.

please try to keep it as on topic as possible.

thanx, Orph

On my camera presently, I have an abandoned mine, or whatever the buildings are called for such.

and a demolished building.

both are most definately mapping material, sadly, i had to take the pics from the roadside. I did use telephoto, and semi-high resolution (2.3MP) so you guys will have a hefty download, but you can also zoom in once you get the images on your PC's

with 2.3mp, you should not get much blurring.

As I stated earlier, these pictures are very large, they were made that way deliberately to attempt to retain some clarity due to the distances involved. If the download is to large, I can get you a smaller file, but cannot guarantee the image won't blur on you when you zoom in.

true, and not so true.

the general forum also has the most members using it. quite honestly, i hardly ever even look in the arts forum anymore, and notice few others do either.

perhaps since its my thread, it will bring others here to reply. *shrugs*

WARNING: MORE LARGE FILES.

I took these on my last run.. they are of a place called "Mammoth Springs" in north central Arkansas.

Warning Large File Size:

Eons ago I told members here that I had a sea shell with a religious image on it. I personally see it, in spite of my non-religious background. I see the image others claim to be of religious importance anyways. Some want to see it with religious importance so much that they have offered to buy it.

you decide what you wanna see.