"Burger, Fries, and Coke..."
by tfarrell23

Comment by piaffe529:
Looks greasy, but I bet it tasted great!

"Burger, Fries, and Coke..."
by tfarrell23

Comment by pamelasue:
mmmm In-N-Out ... I'll take a double-double ... animal style ... and a chocolate shake ...

"Burger, Fries, and Coke..."
by tfarrell23

Comment by faery:
Eeeuw: Too early in the morning to be looking at this :). Nice angle and good compisition.

"Burger, Fries, and Coke..."
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Comment by Bear_Music:
Gawd, I miss In 'n Out! The single thing I miss most about California... I wish the tilt on this were not so extreme, and that the burger had a little breathing room on the left. Also, there's an unfortunate tangence between the rim of the cup and the top of the divider that could have been avoided to great benefit. The color balance and tones are spot-on, and that wasn't easy to do. It's crisp and dynamic, which is good. Goof luck with it, I like it!

"Burger, Fries, and Coke..."
by tfarrell23

Comment by OmanOtter:
Bonus points just because it's "In-n-Out." I sooo miss that place. Can you mail me a double double with cheese, fries and a chocolate shake, pleeeeaaaasee!

"Burger, Fries, and Coke..."
by tfarrell23

Comment by Blue Moon:
...but it's not Carl's Juniors :) man, now I want a 6 doller burger, mmmm. Is that a bagle or a bun? it's so shiney...

"Burger, Fries, and Coke..."
by tfarrell23

Comment by chele:
i'd kill for one of those right now! my in-n-out withdrawls are affecting my vote :)

"Burger, Fries, and Coke..."
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Comment by Sheryll:
Cholesterol is just oozing out of that burger. Nice shot! 7

Down the Road
by tfarrell23

Comment by DrAchoo:
Has anybody found the secret to making pines look good in a picture? Not me. 5

Down the Road
by tfarrell23

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
"Nuturing earthy" looking landscape, and nice "long lens" perspective on the road down the hill. I believe that I would have cropped it horizonal, just below the chimney in the trees to the left of the road, and just kept the very inviting foreground. It may be just me, because I live out in a rural area, and development like this is rapidly eating up the native countryside here.