Pictures

[Aggie]

Here's a pic of Grassi Lakes near Canmore that I took yesterday.

[Vita Curator]

Here's a pic of Grassi Lakes near Canmore that I took yesterday.

Simply beautiful! Majestic!

[Opsa]

These photos are amazing!

I remember seeing a sun pillar between two mountains on Christmas eve a few years ago. It was really bright and beautiful.

[Kiyoodle the Gambrinous]

Ran across these two beautiful pictures the other day:





Unfortunately it's not me who took them...

But this one is (although it's not nature, I really like it):

[Vita Curator]

A couple of last shots of Autumn in Penn's Woods today as the leaves now begin to rapidly fall.

[Sibling Spoffish]

Well, here's my little offering, taken up a mountain near Salzburg, Austria, this January. The frame is about as high as your finger is wide.

[The Meromorph]

Three pics from Sunset Beach NC, where I was just on vacation...



Dunes Sunset 1



While taking the sunset pictures from a walkway through the dunes to the beach, I spotted these.



Dunes Sunset 2

And one more, taken by my daughter Lindsay (who's a better photographer than I am...  )


The Intra-Coastal Waterway from Sunset Beach Bridge Oct 2006.

I really want to go and live there.

[Vita Curator]

Beautiful Mero!  I'd like to retire to the Carolina's also, I love South Carolina. Maybe one of these years. 

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

Some pictures I took myself, at the zoo on Aug 24 in 2002.

[The Meromorph]

Wow, Bob! WOW!

[Sibling Spoffish]

Yes indeed...

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

I'll post some more, when I get time.  The above are direct from the camera, unedited.  I used a Canon PRO90, and a close-up adapter, as I recall. It was in a special butterfly exhibit, so there were a large number available.  You actually walked inside a large enclosure, through an "air lock".  Was pretty cool exhibit.

I got some more traditional wildlife & some "picture puzzle*" types.


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* a landscape such as you might see on a puzzle.

[Aggie]

My boss took this one in Southern Alberta.  It's my desktop right now.

[Bob in a quantum-state-of-faith]

More of my own work.

January 9, 2003, a small (4') pine tree covered in snow.  This tree was beside the driveway, at my previous house.



Prarie Dog, at the Wichita Mountains animal preserve.  This is a wild dog, living in one of several towns at the preserve.  I was about 10' away when I took this shot. September 21, 2002.



As promised, here is a "picture puzzle" composition. As with the previous 2, this is completely unedited - I composed it "live" from the camera's viewscreen (digital, natch).  This is from the center of a stream, in the Wichita Animal preserve (in SSW Oklahoma).  To get this shot, I carefully walked out on a water-pipe that crossed the stream.  When I was sure I was balanced, I lifted up my camera, and composed the shot.  This is the best of the bunch (I always shoot a series, for each "set up").  Same trip as the prarie dog, Sep 21, 2002




Edit:  Nice, Agujjim!  Canada has some of the best landscapes on Earth, I think.

[Bluenose]

Just a little photo I took a couple of months back in my back yard.  It just appeals to me.