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Carla Koenig2 weeks agoStunning! Love those clouds and the colors. This makes me feel like I'm right here enjoying this view. -
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1 week agoThank you so much. I'm always happy when someone really enjoys one of my pictures. -
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Photography, don't you just love it | Les Garner2 weeks agoAnother beauty Alex, agree with Butch about the reeds, they give the image another dimension, nice one. -
Alex Kunert
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2 weeks agoThank you. I think you're right, having a foreground element does improve the image. -
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ButchReinhart-
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2 weeks agoGreat photo. The bit of reeds in the foreground really add to this photo I believe. -
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Jim Bradley-
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3 weeks agoBoth images are great. This one is less structured... feels more candid. Again both are great. -
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socialtruant-
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1 month agoEvery time I have been in that area it's either snowing or foggy. One day I am going to get there on a sunny day. -
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Marius Radu1 month agoI know the feeling :-) Is just a matter of luck to have the right type of weather :-)
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himalayan media1 month agoGreat landscape photography, I like two ponds in the fore ground that really add to image. -
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Joe Lightheart1 month agoYour composition really makes this natural beauty stand out! Nicely done, Marius! -
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Marius Radu1 month agoYes, Mark, the 2 distant valleys accommodate glaciers. Hope they still are there, this is a very old shot and glaciers are retreating all the way in the Alps.
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MarkChinn1 month agoAh I see both of them now. It is sad they are disappearing at such an accelerated rate. :-(
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Photography, don't you just love it | Les Garner1 month agoStunning scenery!
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Denise Savage6 months agoLove the licking of chops from this one! Reckon he or she's definitely eyeing you off. -
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Denise Savage6 months agoLove the licking of chops from this one! Reckon he or she's definitely eyeing you off.
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Denise Savage6 months agoLove the licking of chops from this one! Reckon he or she's definitely eyeing you off.
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Milos Jovanovic11 months agoExcellent shot, Joe! You nailed that focus perfectly! Lovely bright colors and compo. Fuji? -
Joe Lightheart11 months agoThank you very much, captainmilos! This was taken with the Nikon D750 and 105mm f/2.8G ED lens
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Leigh Goessl11 months agoFab shot and a neat find! The detail you've gotten on this fella is so crisp, beautiful.
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Joe Lightheart1 year agoThank you very much, Daniel. I set out during the day to take some pictures around town but only got out to my front yard and saw this one :)
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Joe Lightheart1 year agoHe is tiny-like about 5 inches, but when it eats flies and mosquitos and roaches he looks like a giant monster!
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Joanne Collicott McGuigan1 year agoAwww..he is a cute little one. He stands out nicely with the blurred flowers. -
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Joe Lightheart1 year agoThank you Butch! I see them eating flies, mosquitos and roaches all the time. I think you have these in the south too.
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Michael Flick Photography1 year agoYour wildlife pix are really fantastic. Great colors and sharpness. -
Joe Lightheart1 year agoThank you very much, Michael. I set out to take some daylight pictures, but only got outside my front door when I spotted this :)
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Michael Flick Photography1 year ago:) When I step outside my front door the only animals I see are some ants :-D
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Joe Lightheart1 year agoHehe-we have a lot of ants and roaches too, but we also have tiny little frogs that sit on the ant trail line and eat the ants as they walk by :)
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Michael Flick Photography1 year agoWell, there are some animals who eat ants, too ... moles and some kinds of frogs, too :) but moles can't be seen normally and the other guys are not around the houses ...
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Leigh Goessl11 months agoI love the subtle color with the hint of evergreen against that blurry dark background, nicely captured
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vision11 months agoI like the height you chose to shoot from and the way that it places the houses on the horizon.I like the way that water and weather have shaped the driftwood.Nice shot Joanne.
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Ruud van den Breevaart11 months agoAt first sight I thought it was some kind of animal digging in the sand. It turn out to be a piece of driftwood. Well done!
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Joanne Collicott McGuigan11 months agoThanks Ruud. It does look like an animal with little legs and one long arm. :)
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Washington Monument with clouds
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Joanne Collicott McGuigan11 months agoAwesome clouds. I always like seeing the obelisk shape of the monument.
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Leigh Goessl11 months agoThank you Joanne :). I do too, I'm happy when I can see this and others with blue skies (often it's overcast when I'm downtown), but with puffy clouds, even better!
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Sun rising over the mountain - Shenandoah National Park
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Peter Millar
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11 months agoto get the starburst thing you have to squeeze the aperture down to f8 / f11 / f16 ... and none of that "I'm just a point and shoot kind of a gal" stuff -
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Leigh Goessl11 months agoGreat, thanks for the tip! Now that I've found ISO and other settings, been working on using them. When I said "point and shoot" I was not only referring to me, but my camera. Turns out mine can do a lot more than thought. I just now found how I can change the current f3.5 setting and it looks like it will go to f6.4. Will try some of the other dial settings and see if different modes allow more flexibility. Thanks
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Joanne Collicott McGuigan11 months agoLovely catch Leigh. I like how the sun gently lightens the foreground.
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vision11 months agoI like the way the sunlight,t reflecting off of the building and the snow, is warming the image.Nice shot.
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Joanne Collicott McGuigan11 months agoThanks Vision. My father was in WWII and many of his relatives. Some were injured and some didn’t return. I like to remember them and their sacrifice for the freedom we enjoy today in our countries.
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Joe Lightheart11 months agoyou are right about the news. let us be aware that with our pictures of beautiful scenery, our furry friends, fruited trees and lovely nature we add beauty and sweetness to our world :)
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Dylan Burgess-
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11 months agoMy thoughts are exactly as others have said..good idea to present 4 images as a picture. Lovely little bird too B -
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ButchReinhart
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11 months agoThank you very much for the kind words and thank you very much for sharing. -
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Joe Lightheart11 months agoExcellent idea in presenting 4 images in one rather than 4 separate pictures. Looks great!
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ButchReinhart
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11 months agoThank you very much. First time I tried to do that so am glad to get the feedback. I thought it was a nice scene but four individual photos nearly the same I thought was a bad idea. Now that I see how easy it was I might do that again. -
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Joe Lightheart11 months agoI noticed I spent quite a bit of time looking at each picture and the good thing is the pictures are large enough to be viewed. way better than looking at 4 separate and similar pics. It's really a great idea!
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Dylan Burgess
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11 months agoThank you Bev, was great to see some back on lake, fingers crossed they will stay -
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Dylan Burgess
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11 months agoThank you Milos and yes they do seem to be in love, a beautiful sight to behold -
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Joe Lightheart11 months agoBeautiful photo with nice colors and perfect timing! I recall the tragedy that unfolded in your pictures from earlier this year and am glad to see life goes on.
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Dylan Burgess
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11 months agoThank you Butch and for sharing. Really pleased to have Swans back on local lake -
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em_travels_on4 days ago
Gorgeous! My favorite color of tulip.
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Ed Bayeng1 week ago
Excellent capture!
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wayfarer-
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5 days ago
Thanks so much !!!
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