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Black walnut shell.

Just have to observe... this is a great thread. Everyone's pictures here are very, very cool.

In the M.A.M. - aka Museo de Arte Moderna - in Mexico City.

Turkey vulture, so high in the sky I could barely see it.

All I can say, Paul, is... Wow!

What a cool atmospheric phenomenon, Dave! Great image, too.

Ring-necked ducks, swimming in a pond whose water was covered with what is colloquially called a red fern, giving the reddish color.

The windshield of this ancient truck seems to have been through some interesting moments.

And meanwhile, it's time to hit the road again... or in this case, the bookshelf.

Sometimes (usually when it gets close to midnight) PeeWee prefers to see his surroundings in monochrome.

This is a wonderful photograph, Paul. Hard to put into words why, but it has an almost magical quality to it... a certain je ne sais quoi... Including those subtle, muted but rich colours.

An old Chevy, glimpsed during a bike ride around town.

Cross-posted in 'Abandoned'

Corvid on a wire.

Seagulls. In Newport, Oregon.

Another shot of the same bird (a Junco), but this one a (rare, for me) vertical crop.

A junco, glimpsed on my morning walk.

Portland, Oregon (where automobile bumper stickers often read: "Keep Portland Weird")

This 1958 Chevrolet Apache Fleetside pickup truck has seen better days. Right now it's living on the street in a small Oregon town. But it still has a majestic presence, to my eyes, at least. "Back in the day" trucks weren't just functional beasts of burden - they were also designed to look...

Stumbled across another "oldie but goodie" - in this case, a '49 Nash. All smooth flowing rounded lines-- It looks like it was made for cruising down the road. The interior is functional rather than elegant... but the simple design-work seems to complement the exterior of the car. The...

I love the moodiness of this shot - and the lighting, the mist, and the shadows. Overall, it's effective and mysterious.

I can't say exactly why it is (possibly multiple reasons) that I like this photo so much, Brian... But I really do.