Bookshelves what's on yours?

[rskybiz]

Seeing this suggestion in another thread seemed a great idea.
Our library is not big enough to house them all hence the extras
Most have been read and I failed to get the Lincoln books and the Russian ones.

So what's on yours? Gary and Stig?

 

[pantheraba]

Try a higher resolution...even when I zoom in with <ctrl> + I can't read the titles...they pixel.

I'll get some of mine soon.

 

[rskybiz]

Will do Gary, when light in the am as I'm sure lighting will play a part also. My apology

 

[rskybiz]

Will do Gary wait untill light as that will help also I'm sure. Sorry.

 

[Fiddler]

I normally donate books I've read to the local library. Usually take in a couple boxes a year.

 

[squisher]

That's kinda funny. Up here I usually buy a few books a year from our local library. At their annual book sale.

 

[pantheraba]

I put my Canon Digital Rebel on a bamboo monopod and took these with no flash...long exposure. Then sized down to approx. 500kb. Let's see if they are readable...this is top shelf on back porch.

The downloader automatically sized them down to approx. 170kb but in my preview window they are plenty big.

Readable on your end? You will have to use the scroll bar on the bottom of the pictures to see left to right completely.

 

[MasterBlaster]

I have Gray's Anatomy! It looks just like that... I haven't opened it in 30 years, probably. I bought it when I was in college around '83.

 

[pantheraba]

The interwebs has probably done a lot to keep Gray's on the shelf these days...the screen images these days are exquisitely detailed.

 

[squisher]

'Bamboo monopod'. Lmao. How can Chris not like bamboo? So many uses. Lol.

 

[pantheraba]

Enlightenment takes longer for some than for others....we'll just have to call him Grasshopper for now.

 

[MasterBlaster]

You can see part of my collection, upper left. I got rid of my books a long time ago.

 

[CurSedVoyce]

Except for Jerrys eh?

 

[cory]

Ha I have the Warrior Spirit and the Bruce Lee books.

 

[Al Smith]

My collection is technical reference material .Anything from electronics to automatic transmission repair.

 

[flushcut]

I put my Canon Digital Rebel on a bamboo monopod and took these with no flash...long exposure. Then sized down to approx. 500kb. Let's see if they are readable...this is top shelf on back porch.

The downloader automatically sized them down to approx. 170kb but in my preview window they are plenty big.

Readable on your end? You will have to use the scroll bar on the bottom of the pictures to see left to right completely.

I have Gray's Anatomy! It looks just like that... I haven't opened it in 30 years, probably. I bought it when I was in college around '83.

LOL I have the same copy I garbage picked out of a retiring Dr.s office.

 

[woodworkingboy]

Most of my books are on woodworking, I guess mainly on the history of it with photos. For a couple of years I'd spend about every night looking at them, wanting to be able to decide what I liked and why. Lesser books on the technical side, a few. Mostly on British work, but some good ones on American as well. The last book I bought was on the subject of horse racing.

 

[MasterBlaster]

Except for Jerrys eh?

You dang skippy!

 

[Stihl 041S]

Books on Gurkhas.

If you are not scared of death......you're a liar or a Gurkha.

 

[MasterBlaster]

I'd rather be a SEAL.

 

[pantheraba]

Books on Gurkhas.

If you are not scared of death......you're a liar or a Gurkha.

They have a very rich history...some incredible stories associated with them.

 

[cory]

I'd rather be a SEAL.

Are you good with cold water?

 

[pantheraba]

That is a good question...

 

[MasterBlaster]

Whatever it takes.