Nature Photos

[DintDobbs]

@North American Sojourner Magnificent!

 

[LanceK]

Glacial Park, Illinois.

I really like contrast of the warm sun touched clouds and the cool snow shadows. The highlighted snow adds interest to the predominantly cool blue foreground.

 

[LanceK]

Just a duck in a tree. Carry on.

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Mike, firstly thank you for your service to our country. I'm trying to put a name to you just a duck. Was the long legged duck photographed in Texas?

 

[LanceK]

Just a duck in a tree. Carry on.

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How about a Fulvous Whistling Tree Duck?

 

[LanceK]

Otter Creek at Baxter's Hollow, Wisconsin.

Tim, you did it again. Your images make me want go there. Very nice.

 

[LanceK]

Cedarville State Park just outside Washington DC.

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More from Seneca Rocks West Virginia

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And finally some From Old Man's Cave in Logan Ohio

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Dave, firstly thank you for your service for our nation. Beautiful and creative images.

 

[roots66]

Mike, firstly thank you for your service to our country. I'm trying to put a name to you just a duck. Was the long legged duck photographed in Texas?

Thanks.
Yes, in Central Texas. Looked like an Egyptian Goose.

 

[North American Sojourner]

Dave, firstly thank you for your service for our nation. Beautiful and creative images.

Thanks. I'm back on the road soon and love to shoot pics of great things. Stand by for some more soon.
Zim

 

[Moment4Life]

 

[Moment4Life]

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

Iceland:


Death valley:

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

Zion national park:



Bryce canyon:

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

Ontario Canada:

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

Ecuador:

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

Galapgos Islands:

 

[Red_Leaf_Overland]

Peru:

 

[ZombieCat]

Bald eagle, last week at the Conowingo Dam, MD:

 

[Andrei_Disco1]

Lumby, BC

 

[DintDobbs]

@Red_Leaf_Overland Quite the impressive set of photographs you've got there! Even more astounding is the fact that no photograph can begin to capture the magnificence of the real experience.

Keep doing what you do, guy. The experience is worth it, even though photographs get lost and memories fade.

 

[slowlane]

Tim, you did it again. Your images make me want go there. Very nice.

Thanks. Wisconsin does have some beautiful spots. It's not all just corn and cows.