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 05/15/2007 11:23:01 AM · #76
The building of the pyramids and dinosaurs would be awesome..lol just watch out where they step when you setup your equipment
 05/15/2007 11:34:34 AM · #77
My ancestors at the Little Big Horn, kicking the arrogant General Custer's ass.

All my hero's have always killed cowboys.
05/15/2007 11:47:19 AM · #78
Granted Custer deserved it and all, and I like how the Native American "victors" poked holes in the dead soldiers heads through their ears so that maybe they would listen next time. Thats a charming little touch.

Originally posted by American_Horse:
My ancestors at the Little Big Horn, kicking the arrogant General Custer's ass.

All my hero's have always killed cowboys.
05/15/2007 12:58:00 PM · #79
Lost the battle---Won the war!
 05/15/2007 12:59:41 PM · #80
Originally posted by dfstevenson:
Lost the battle---Won the war!


The war is more modern in format, but far from over.

Look at all the Casino's the white man is going to on the Rez's.



Message edited by author 2007-05-15 13:00:49.
 05/15/2007 01:12:47 PM · #81
God
 05/15/2007 01:44:51 PM · #82
Y'know, Arthur C. Clarke co-wrote a novel about being able to do just what the original post was all about...well kinda. The novel was "The Light of Other Days". Great concept. After the mechanism was fully developed, you were able to specify the time and location, and view the scene you desired. Narrowed the percentage of unsolved crimes, since you could view the crime scene as it was happening. Unfaithful spouses had nowhere to hide, either.
05/15/2007 02:27:44 PM · #83
Pictures of all my ancestors, where they lived and what they did.
 05/15/2007 02:28:50 PM · #84
since photographing the earth will probably come true some day, I change my mind:
the universe from the outside, I mean the whole universe:)
and see if it's expanding or collapsing or inside a circe. I'll probably look a bit different when I get there, but I will try anyway:)
 05/15/2007 02:39:48 PM · #85
Originally posted by silverfoxx:
since photographing the earth will probably come true some day, I change my mind:
the universe from the outside, I mean the whole universe:)
and see if it's expanding or collapsing or inside a circe. I'll probably look a bit different when I get there, but I will try anyway:)

According to the physics class I just finished, that may not be possible. There isn't really an outside to the universe. It's strongly suspected that it's boundary condition is that it has no boundary, sort of like the old Pac-Man game, where you went off one side of the screen and reappeared on the other - there is no way to leave the universe and look back on it from the outside. Your modern physics fact for the day :-)
 05/15/2007 02:45:27 PM · #86
thank you, I know that:(
I have read Stephen Hawking ;) hehe
but I can dream
 05/15/2007 02:46:57 PM · #87
Originally posted by silverfoxx:
since photographing the earth will probably come true some day, I change my mind:
the universe from the outside, I mean the whole universe:)
and see if it's expanding or collapsing or inside a circe. I'll probably look a bit different when I get there, but I will try anyway:)


see ya in 1 trillion light-years!
 05/15/2007 02:59:22 PM · #88
I will show you photos next week. I am livin the dream baby!

Message edited by author 2007-05-15 14:59:48.
 05/15/2007 03:18:39 PM · #89
Originally posted by edhendricks:
Y'know, Arthur C. Clarke co-wrote a novel about being able to do just what the original post was all about...well kinda. The novel was "The Light of Other Days". Great concept. After the mechanism was fully developed, you were able to specify the time and location, and view the scene you desired. Narrowed the percentage of unsolved crimes, since you could view the crime scene as it was happening. Unfaithful spouses had nowhere to hide, either.


Wasn't that by Bob Shaw?

Here's a link.

Great idea, though.

Message edited by author 2007-05-15 15:20:03.
 05/15/2007 03:25:13 PM · #90
A self portrait of me being bitten by a super spider while being blasted with gamma radiation and then a pic of me smashing a bunch of crap up as Spider Hulk!

or Mars. Mars is pretty.

Message edited by author 2007-05-15 15:30:28.
 05/15/2007 03:26:50 PM · #91
Originally posted by wavelength:
Originally posted by silverfoxx:
since photographing the earth will probably come true some day, I change my mind:
the universe from the outside, I mean the whole universe:)
and see if it's expanding or collapsing or inside a circe. I'll probably look a bit different when I get there, but I will try anyway:)


see ya in 1 trillion light-years!


;P
hmm, but I'll be back young! forever young. maybe this is what eternal youth is about?
 05/15/2007 05:05:53 PM · #92
Originally posted by fir3bird:
Originally posted by kawana:
Ok if you could photograph anything, anywhere, at any time period. What would it be? Id probably do some portraits of some cavemen lol :P see if they do infact live like the flintstones :P


The capturing, live, of Osama bin Laden.


Even better, catch him picking his nose or something. Something really embarasing lol :P
 05/15/2007 05:07:24 PM · #93
Originally posted by silverfoxx:
since photographing the earth will probably come true some day, I change my mind:
the universe from the outside, I mean the whole universe:)
and see if it's expanding or collapsing or inside a circe. I'll probably look a bit different when I get there, but I will try anyway:)

Do a REALLY long exposure, gotta be sure to get alot of stars in there lol :P
 05/15/2007 05:08:34 PM · #94
God
 05/15/2007 05:08:39 PM · #95
Originally posted by OdysseyF22:
Originally posted by silverfoxx:
since photographing the earth will probably come true some day, I change my mind:
the universe from the outside, I mean the whole universe:)
and see if it's expanding or collapsing or inside a circe. I'll probably look a bit different when I get there, but I will try anyway:)

According to the physics class I just finished, that may not be possible. There isn't really an outside to the universe. It's strongly suspected that it's boundary condition is that it has no boundary, sort of like the old Pac-Man game, where you went off one side of the screen and reappeared on the other - there is no way to leave the universe and look back on it from the outside. Your modern physics fact for the day :-)


Wow i like the pac-man reference, trippy stuff man :P
 05/15/2007 05:10:00 PM · #96
Originally posted by Megatherian:
A self portrait of me being bitten by a super spider while being blasted with gamma radiation and then a pic of me smashing a bunch of crap up as Spider Hulk!

or Mars. Mars is pretty.


Lol @ Spider Hulk :P
 05/15/2007 05:10:33 PM · #97
Originally posted by silverfoxx:
thank you, I know that:(
I have read Stephen Hawking ;) hehe
but I can dream


Beautiful and smart... I wanna shoot silverfox :-D
 05/15/2007 05:28:31 PM · #98
Originally posted by fotomann_forever:
Originally posted by silverfoxx:
thank you, I know that:(
I have read Stephen Hawking ;) hehe
but I can dream


Beautiful and smart... I wanna shoot silverfox :-D


Staring into a tiny marble that she is holding in her hand which contains the universe, GODESS
 05/15/2007 05:30:33 PM · #99
Originally posted by fordmanf1:

Staring into a tiny marble that she is holding in her hand which contains the universe, GODESS


I'm gonna have to take a pic of that line and enter it in this challenge.
 05/15/2007 05:33:52 PM · #100
Originally posted by fotomann_forever:
Originally posted by fordmanf1:

Staring into a tiny marble that she is holding in her hand which contains the universe, GODESS


I'm gonna have to take a pic of that line and enter it in this challenge.


That's fine, I give you permission to use my concept just as long as it's exactly as I have it envisioned in my mind.
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