Whoa - that first one is a pretty amazing looking beast - it must be called a "dragon fish" surely?

As I have been going the archives I came across many of my pictures which were taken using a tiny sensor

Here is one from a Sony Cybershot DSC P1 with its mighty 3 Mp sensor


2003 Florence - San Niccolò Weir across the Arno by Birm, on Flickr

This is the San Niccolò Weir across the River Arno in Florence, Italy.

No, that is an eel, I believe a moray eel.

Yes, I know that place. I love visiting Italy. Your photo makes me want to go back.

Me too . There is a lot to see in Florence, and all accessible by walking. I must admit that there is only so much art that my culture buffers can take in a day, but there was plenty of great food as well . I am still searching for Tiramisu as good as we had in Piazza della Signoria.

Mr Newman at the Royal Festival Hall last night using my trusty g12:-

That's a nice B&W image!

Here are a couple from late Saturday afternoon in Tokyo.

Little girls looking at manga outside a book store at sunset, Sugamo, Tokyo



A daddy knows how to make his boy laugh, Sugamo, Tokyo



Unfortunately, that second shot is a pretty severe crop. I wish I had my DSLR and longer lens with me. The man and his son were across the street in a parking lot going to their car when the man suddenly swung his little boy on his shoulders and started hopping around. The little boy was laughing and it was a great scene, but too far away for my S95. Still, it is big enough for the web. I had to crop and then downsample. It was all over in just a few seconds. The S95 is so much slower to use than a DSLR so I just got this one photo. With a DSLR I could have gotten several much better ones and with little or no cropping. Still, I was glad I had something with me. I try to always have at least a little camera with me.

Lots of interesting (and good) photos guys, taken with small cams. I really like the Japanese fence ones, (wall protectors, although you would probably have transferred the problem from one thing to another), and the Moray eel, who would eat a Moray eel? blech...and sundry other little captures.
Greg

I haver had a number of 'pocket cameras', this was with a Samsung PL200. Some would say that all my photos look as though they are from a pocket camera!

This was of a tramp on a bench right by the main road into town, pretty much invisible to everyone passing by.

I was browsing through old holiday images, from before I was developed an interest in photography. I found a nice image shot with my old Canon Powershot S500 of a pack of swallows sitting on the powerlines in Spain. They were going frantic all week if I remember correctly. Must have been good foraging in that period.

Fred, glad he found a place for a sleep and off the cold ground.

Mark, that is a cool shot with all those little birds lined up on the line.

The world is way more interesting up there, Harajuku, Tokyo, 2004



Sleeping on the train in Tokyo, 2003

First two photos from yesterday, last photo today.

Takkyubin bicycle delivery man giving his cart a loving kick, Sugamo, Tokyo



Waiting for Mr. Right in Sugamo station, Tokyo



Tour bus guide in her Hello Kitty bus watching me watching her in Shinjuku, Tokyo

With a very tiny sensor ... my Blackberry for work. I was waiting at a friend house to assist the repair guy to fix his refrigerator. Waiting outside I had not a lot to do ... so I decide to give a tried taking some picture with this weird thing for picture .

Two pictures :

Title : The last memory image of the skunk (we have a lot on the road dead in Quebec ... I don't know if it is the same elsewhere ...)





Title : looking through a leaf (Typical Canadian maple Leaf) Or this can also be what the Skunk sees after ... (but the leaf depends on this topic of where the animal born ...)




Frank

The Pub Dog:-



Taken with a Canon G12

That's one contented pooch Caporip