Around the World with Camera 6...

[flatulent1]

If you're looking for cornerstone ideas...
Anagram generator

The ones that caught my attention are...
Cone Snorter
Coroner Nest
Cornet Snore

and 745 others to choose from!

[Steve Smith]

Steve I forgot what I took a photo of too!
Then I remembered the cornerstone bit and it all came flooding back to me!

Strangely, the fact that it's a cornerstone doesn't help!

EDIT: I have just remembered what it was!

Steve.

[k_jupiter]

Y'all will get to explain your vision when we post all the photos in the gallery (and torque off a bunch of people again!).

Mine was a metaphysical concept (or I really couldn't think oif anything?). *L*

tim in san jose

[flatulent1]

Vision? We have to have a vision? I thought this was a Point and Shoot camera... You mean I have to THINK?

Damn.

[EASmithV]

If you're looking for cornerstone ideas...
Anagram generator

The ones that caught my attention are...
Cone Snorter
Coroner Nest
Cornet Snore

and 745 others to choose from!

I like:

Crone Toners
Crone Stoner
Crone Boners

[bjazz]

Thanks flatulent1....but I am afraid the anagram page didn't make a breakthrough....

I had a plan - but ended up with the unplanned plan B. With a couple of pages explanation I believe I will be able to convince you that I have followed the theme...

Anyway - the camera collection is now on its way to Germany.

-Bjarne

[flatulent1]

Ah well, we can but try. On another thread I saw a link to the Galilean Telescope, which led me to a page on Cornerstone Projects in astronomy. Astronomical Cornerstone Projects

But I think I like the anagram generator better.

[bjazz]

Ah well, we can but try. On another thread I saw a link to the Gallilean Telescope, which led me to a page on Cornerstone Projects in astronomy. Astronomical Cornerstone Projects

Well...I think we need more focal length to get a picture of the cornerstones of the universe.

-Bj

[flatulent1]

There's a pic of a very distant building shot through the telescope ($15 + ship) with a P&S. Very cool. At the 50x setting the moon almost fills the optic. I think it's called the Galileoscope, produced by some international astronomy education group. They're doing some neat stuff. This particular scope is Galileo's design with Koeppler's modifications.

[Síle]

I had some absolutely brilliant ideas of what cornerstone photo to take.. after I took my photo and posted the camera..
When you think laterally there are some very clever ideas..
I could tell you all but then then I'd have to kill you ... :o