Oooo, good idea. I missed that one.
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Well apparently enough to chase me away. These guys are ridiculously skittish.
That is, if they could check wood.
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That path photo is especially cool! I’ve always found that “inside a forest” is the hardest place to take pictures. Nice work.
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The one spot with a bit of space and good light.
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Pardon, but aren’t these magnolias? I don’t see marigolds anywhere in the thread on a quick search…
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Here are some nice ones I got on my trip to Portugal.
Douro Valley:
Peneda-Gerês National Park:
FYI, that water under the waterfalls is cold.
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Whoops. Yup, dats a typo.
I’ll just leave it. Funnier that way.
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My wife and I went to the Berkshires in Massachusetts last week celebrating our anniversary. It was our first time in this area and even though it was past peak foliage viewing, it was a beautiful place.
We took a hike in the Pleasant Valley Wildlife Sanctuary and got to see the handiwork of some beavers.
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These are just pics I took with my (ancient) phone, but to a Californian they are amazing. We don’t get a lot of clouds here, and we virtually never get actual thunderstorms.
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So many great pics here! I usually content myself with taking close up pics of the flowers when I visit the Bellagio in Las Vegas. However, one time I was in just the right place at the right time to get some shots of a solar eclipse right at sunset in 2012.
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Love it! That’s the only kind of solar eclipse I haven’t seen. I’ve seen multiple partial eclipses and one total, but I haven’t seen an annular.
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