Jeff's post below has got me thinking about photography and it's pertinence to our beloved triangulum. I have to imagine that at least a fair number of others have some serious frustrations with photographing these beautiful, yet feisty critters like I do. Those of you who have seen my posts know that I sometimes post the same few photos over and over, with the addition of a few new shots now and then. Well... it all stems back to my crap-tacular camera and me ending up wanting to flush my collection down the toilet by the end of a photo session! Some people obviously have a knack for photography (and the patience to execute it), but I'm not one of those people.



What follows is a series of my best attempts at photography, as well as some photos taken by my good buddy "Jose Ole". Sorry I keep posting your stuff, dude, but it's because I'm in awe of your skills. Maybe this will pry you out of the woodwork to teach us how it's done?



-Cole



L. t. multistrata - Cherry Co., NE (my photos)





















Now, the same locality, but "Jose's" Photos. Note the ass-kicking superiority.









I think everyone gets the point, so I'll embarrass myself further with these parting shots:



Thomas Co., NE

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