Takeoff!
by EBJones

Comment:
Fun surprise grab shot! Aren't digital cameras fun? I imagine that you were surprised when the bird turned out clear and exposed well.

Waterfront Sunrise
by EBJones

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I am glad that you got up early. I can't seem to do that anymore the way I used to.
That is a very clean and simple line sort of sunrise pic. The color is excellent and pleasing to see as well. Very relaxing.

_DSC4016turkey creek 1.jpg
by griz210

Comment:
I like the way the limb and shadow frame this scene.

Feb-11-Delaware-River.jpg
by JerseyGenie

Comment:
Wow, Rush hour at the river. I remember seeing the geese in De when we went to the world championship punkin chunkin in Y2K. It looks cold, but like a happy place for them to be. Thanks for sharing.

Day 10
by EBJones

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Thanks. I really like lighthouses, and it is good that they are being valued for the historic treasures that they are. Nice image. The blue of the water is good in this case.

I See You
by daboardergirl

Comment:
You got a smile from me. : )
I am impressed with how thick the glass is.

Day 10: Metro Symmetry
by levyj413

Comment:
Butt Kickin' image!
I would try to clone out the "Big Brother is Watching" cam, and go with the black pin stripe border suggestion. You may be able to get an even higher perspective using a monopod and holding the camera higher and using the self timer. It may be dangerous though because big brother may wonder what you are doing and come after you. I used a monopod to great advantage while on a senic steam RR in New Mex last Oct. for overhead shots while the train was underway.

Barn.jpg
by rider64

Comment:
Nice image. I am glad you left the silo in the image, as it connects very well with the barn. That is a nice tree in front as well. You picked a good angle to get the capture.

The Guadalupe River
by SandyP

Comment:
Gorgeous! As always, I eagerly await your next image post.

Desolation
by daboardergirl

Comment:
Good title. That certainly is a rugged lookng place. The foreground is very good for this image, as it adds a sense of what the ground looks like up close, as well as the wide vista down the valley.