Engineer Mountain, San Juans, Colorado
by Dennisheckman

Comment by glad2badad:
Awesome capture! Wish it wasn't a square crop, but still, very nice.

The Long, Slow Slide into Oblivion
by Dennisheckman

Comment by Dennisheckman:
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Message edited by author 2020-10-26 12:15:16.

The Long, Slow Slide into Oblivion
by Dennisheckman

Comment by PenelopeK:
.. what njsabs said and I love the wide angle perspective. I gave it one of the my few 8s.

Magpie Ninja
by Dennisheckman

Comment by roz:
of course browsing thru your photos i had to comment on this .
holy moly ..!! .. (what a great expression .. havent heard it in a while) .. this pic is a real attention grabber .. ;)

this is EXTRAORDINARY .. what a fantastic moment you captured ..
congratulations on the blue .. could be in a national geographic magazine .. or online .. whatever they do these days ..

Boardering on trouble
by Dennisheckman

Comment by roz:
just checking out some of your pics and saw this .. AWESOME .. !! ..
its a fantastic action shot .. :)
and then i read about the back story ..
funny .. not funny .. but i broke my left elbow once in a head-on car accident back in 1984 .. and then again three years ago getting thru a fence to take a photo .. the second break on an existing break meant i had to have metal put in it .. i'm hoping to get that out soon ..
in that same car accident .. a really solid HG holden station wagon .. the hand-brake handle thingy smashed my left knee and totally shattered my knee cap .. i have no knee cap there now and feel that its not a great hindrance to movement .. the sliced tendons on the other hand are ..
so we are 'twins' in elbows and knees .. sorta .. lol .. ;)

Last Light
by Dennisheckman

Comment by streetpigeon:
Lovely image. Are those aspens, or birches, really that tall and bare-trunked? Of course it's the caught light that makes the scene glow. Looks like a local golden rainbow. Must be wonderful to be there.

Last Light
by Dennisheckman

Comment by SandyP:
How could anything be more perfect than this!

Last Light
by Dennisheckman

Comment by photoboy19:
amazing!

The Long, Slow Slide into Oblivion
by Dennisheckman

Comment by njsabs:
Tones on this are stunning. Such a beautifully crafted image. 9

Gold Digger
by Dennisheckman

Comment by roz:
this is INCREDIBLE .. one of the best bee photos ever ..
i'm wondering what equipment you are using to get such a wonderful result .. because with such close-up macro you do need a lot of talent, patience and good equipment .. :)
and btw .. many congratulations on 5th place in the free study .. :)