Another Photography Thread

[jon]

^ Nice! All of them!

Thanks, glad you liked them!

 

Those jumping spiders are the only ones that are cute. Must be the eyes.

They are also more intelligent than other spiders.

Jumping spiders are my favorite, but others can be photogenic as well. I like crab spiders a good bit.

 

 

This is one I just processed today that I thought came out well:

 

Arrangement in yellow and pink by Jon Nichols, on Flickr

[Bookman]

Loading Dock

Old Nevada Northern Railway Depot

Ely, Nevada

US 6, Delta, Utah

Salt Lake Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah

Golden Spike National Historic Site, Promontory, Utah

Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone N.P.

Roosevelt Arch, Yellowstone N.P.

Edited September 29, 2018 by Bookman

[addylo]

Couple more critters.

 

 

[AlohaLani787]

Oregon Coast, old school - scanned 35mm film.

 

[Bookman]

More travel photos. Unless otherwise indicated, I took the photos with a Samsung Galaxy S8 and processed them with Snapseed.

Partial view of the ceiling of the Utah State Capital Building.

Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park.

Grand Teton National Park

View from a rest stop along U.S. 26 in western Wyoming.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

[Canon PowerShot SX600]

 

Edited October 15, 2018 by Bookman

[AlohaLani787]

lake at night, vignetting a known feature of the lens, old school - scanned 35mm film

[Astronymus]

What does the X mark?

[amberleadavis]

WOW

[AlohaLani787]

What does the X mark?

 

They are condensation trails, aka contrails, caused by jets. Normally no one pays much attention to them and but the time of evening was perfect with the sun setting and causing them to look as though they had a light source of their own.

[Astronymus]

That was a joke. Sometimes an X marks a treasure.

[AlohaLani787]

That was a joke. Sometimes an X marks a treasure.

 

That's on the ground. Are you hanging upside down in a tree?

[AlohaLani787]

This one is less confusing. Up and down are the same. Old school, scanned 35mm film.

[Astronymus]

 

That's on the ground. Are you hanging upside down in a tree?

When not sleeping in my coffin... sometimes.

[AlohaLani787]

Still life in a shop window at night. This one is from a digital camera, around 2007

[jon]

Just returned a few days ago from a trip to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, for Day of the Dead celebrations. In my former life as a teacher, I always wanted to do that, but couldn't take off then. Retirement is a wonderful thing. I'm still working through the 1500 or so photos I took, but here are a few.

 

Sunset from a rooftop restaurant, a few minutes apart.

 

San Miguel sunset 1 by Jon Nichols, on Flickr

 

San Miguel sunset 2 by Jon Nichols, on Flickr

 

Street scene

 

A lot going on here by Jon Nichols, on Flickr

 

 

Painted couple

 

Mortified, but looking good. by Jon Nichols, on Flickr

 

 

Painting the Parroquia

 

Painting the Parroquia by Jon Nichols, on Flickr

 

 

 

[farmdogfan]

Very nice shots!

[jon]

Thank you! Coming from one whose work I admire so much, it means a lot.

[penrivers]

Thanks Jon, wonderful composition.

[jon]

¡Gracias, penrivers! It was a great trip. I took over 1500 pictures, and am still working my way through them. I don't want to overpost, but I'll put up some more soon.

[AlohaLani787]

Congo African Grey Parrot. Scanned 35mm film.