Another Photography Thread

[penrivers]

7 minutes ago, Karmachanic said:

 

 

Drag and drop works for me.

Thanks, I saw the new rules I will try them tomorrow.

[Beechwood]

[jon]

Beautiful shot, Beechwood!

 

Decided to try the drag and drop Karmachanic mentioned. This was a sharp-shinned hawk that ran into a window while chasing a bird at one of my feeders. He was stunned long enough for me to take a picture before he flew off, apparently no worse for the wear.

[Beechwood]

Speaking of nice looking birds I thought that you might like a picture of this robin, an english robin.

 

 

 

[Madeline]

On 9/30/2020 at 9:23 PM, penrivers said:

Grass 2.

 

Gorgeous!  (now I seem to be even more in need of an "Iris" TWSBI :-)   Thanks to all of you for such remarkable photos.   (Surely only a bird could have captured some of these!)  

[Sharksteve]

Lions

[Sharksteve]

[Sharksteve]

[jon]

Waiting through the cold snap, looking out the window. Zero degrees this morning, which is very rare for Arkansas. 

 

 

 

 

[Madeline]

On 2/16/2021 at 7:53 AM, jon said:

Waiting through the cold snap, looking out the window. Zero degrees this morning, which is very rare for Arkansas. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I love your bird photos.... especially those White-crowned Sparrows! 

 

[jon]

17 hours ago, Madeline said:

 

I love your bird photos.... especially those White-crowned Sparrows! 

 

 

Thanks! Here's another one:

 

[PJohnP]

Rough times right now, what with cold temperatures, snow, power outages...  In-between those things, there are the few moments that we can savour. 

 

 

 

Life still has grand and glorious things for us to see.

 

 

 

[Madeline]

On 2/18/2021 at 1:21 PM, jon said:

 

Thanks! Here's another one:

 

 

This dove is gorgeous and this framing, so painterly.  Is it a mourning dove?  (It's got some tremendous insulation!) 

 

Everyone's photos in this thread are so outstanding--an antidote to these difficult times--weather nightmares, pandemic, or just plain winter blues.  Thank you, everyone!    ~M

 

 

[jon]

17 hours ago, Madeline said:

 

This dove is gorgeous and this framing, so painterly.  Is it a mourning dove?  (It's got some tremendous insulation!) 

 

Everyone's photos in this thread are so outstanding--an antidote to these difficult times--weather nightmares, pandemic, or just plain winter blues.  Thank you, everyone!    ~M

 

 

Yes, mourning dove. I agree about the pictures in this thread. There are some amazingly talented photographers on here, and from all over. Thanks to all of you, and keep them coming!

[jon]

Springtime in the Ozarks... My wife and I spent a few days around the Buffalo River area. Redbuds, dogwoods, waterfalls. Wonderful time.

 

 

 

 

[PJohnP]

A couple of recent shots from a roadtrip in Arizona...

 

 

 

 

There are many beautiful sights out there, if we but take a few moments to spot them...

 

 

 

John P.

[jon]

It's been a while... I've missed seeing pictures from everywhere.

 

Yesterday my wife and I were out with her visiting parents. On the way home, a desire was strongly expressed to find a restroom. Though we had not planned this stop, I knew there were public facilities at the nearby T.R. Memorial Park in North Little Rock. The park is home to the Old Mill, a concrete construction made about ninety-something years ago to resemble an old mill. Its greatest claim to fame is probably that it appeared in the opening credits to "Gone With the Wind". Anyway, it was a good stop to make, as it was looking very nice in some fall colors.

 

 

 

 

 

[Gloucesterman]

On 12/10/2020 at 12:25 AM, JonSzanto said:

This will count as another user becoming acquainted with the structure of the new forum software, and linkage of external images.

Really nice looking pen set.

 

Could a picture of the nib be added? Also, what model is that? thank you.

[Azuniga]

A lizard looking a pen (MB 134)

 

[PJohnP]

Photos needed ?   O.K., I can help on that.

 

Here's a shot from the tail-end of a business trip of some 1,400 miles drive last month, stopping for the night at a classic Route 66 motel in Tucumcari, NM.  Lots of wonderful sights to be found if we're awake, aware, and alert...

 

 

 

John P.