Nice Photos.
Posted by: u5227470736789439 on 27 February 2008
Here is my candidate as being almost quite good. In fact it is two painstakingly joined.
Taken up in the mountain at Skurdalsvatn in 2000.
Though this one takien in Warsaw in November 2006 is not bad:
I know there are several good photgraphers here, and it would be nice to see some of you best efforts if you feel inclined to share!
George
Rainy day
View from 22nd Floor of University of Washington Tower
Autumn on the Danube. Wachau, about an hour ago.
Making a point
The loudest thing I have felt in my life.
And yes, I was that close. This is not a telephoto lens..!
Chatham Lighthouse
Beach anglers in Kanagawa, Japan
JamieWednesday posted:The loudest thing I have felt in my life.
And yes, I was that close. This is not a telephoto lens..!
As an airforce brat growing up in Australia, we'd bike down to the runway and watch the Dassault Mirages taking off and landing. Awesome, especially at night. Those static vertical dark bars in the exhaust plume are an interesting phenomenon. We could see those in the Mirage exhausts. too. There is a scientific explanation for them that I won't repeat here.
The sun has been in hiding for what feels like weeks. Should have put on The Beatles "Here comes the Sun"....
Mr Fjeld posted:The sun has been in hiding for what feels like weeks. Should have put on The Beatles "Here comes the Sun"....
Fjeld,
Vary nice slanting shades work.
The other end.
Damned Lucky Escape Boys...
At Würzburg Germany
Haim Ronen posted:Mr Fjeld posted:The sun has been in hiding for what feels like weeks. Should have put on The Beatles "Here comes the Sun"....
Fjeld,
Vary nice slanting shades work.
Thanks Haim 
It rains on average 250 days a year over here and the clouds filled with water is pressed towards the mountains surrounding the town. I sometimes wonder how I cope - but then I think about the bitterly cold winters where I grew up in the eastern part of the country.... I'd take a few raindrops any day.
Bert Schurink posted:At Würzburg Germany
That's a lovely miniature renaissance garden Bert! And beautiful surroundings too if the next photo is from above the castle?
JamieWednesday posted:Damned Lucky Escape Boys...
These are spectacular photos Jamie! Really good!
Sunny side up
Taken with a 41 years old Nikkor 55mm Macro lens.
Mr Fjeld posted:Bert Schurink posted:At Würzburg Germany
That's a lovely miniature renaissance garden Bert! And beautiful surroundings too if the next photo is from above the castle?
Yes it is from the castle which was build for defense purposes...