Let's take a break from coral and fish for a sec. Show me your best overall picture!!!

[Slocke]

Not a coral or a fish!

And another photo from my recent trip to mars… I mean Hawaii.

 

[Hollan]

These are awesome.

 

[Imrahilwjz]

A few years ago

 

[Paul B]

 

[TangerineSpeedo]

Nice! I want to live in that windmill!!! After I fix the roof of course

 

[Paul B]

Nice! I want to live in that windmill!!! After I fix the roof of course

That windmill which is half a mile from my home is not really a real windmill. It was I think a root cellar for a farm and in the 60s a guy here built the windmill on top. They use it now to take pictures of brides because there is a wedding place here and they own it.

It has an attic and basement. I have been in it many times and there is a giant oak tree that fell on the back of it and thats whats holding it up.





It's a decent sized structure. I took this on my morning walk this morning before the sun came up. I'm not sure how old it is but the church next to it was built in 1791.

 

[Paul B]

 

[Fewneral01]

I took these pictures in Kodiak, AK when I lived there.

Fewneral

 

[exnisstech]

I took these pictures in Kodiak, AK when I lived there.

Fewneral

Awesome images. I love me a nice gen 1 Xterra, they all rotted out around here from the road salt. Is that three Cubs with that momma bear?

 

[Fewneral01]

Yep three cubs. They were just walking thru town one afternoon.

I'm a big fan of gen 1 xterras that was one that was abandoned in Kodiak. Cost me 5 bucks and a new battery to drive it home. I took that picture on the drive out to Saltery cove approximately 10 miles from the nearest road. I'm now on my 4th gen1 and just can't seem to pass them up.

Fewneral

 

[TangerineSpeedo]

I took this over the weekend. Much needed rain was coming...

 

[Nano_Tuners]

More chasing waterfalls in Iceland:

 

[Gumbies R Us]

More chasing waterfalls in Iceland:

Those are some incredible waterfall photos! What camera are you using to take those?

 

[Paul B]

The other side of Kauai, Hawaii from a helicopter. This is where they filmed the original "King Kong" movie where they had those giant gates to keep Kong out.



They also filmed the river scene in one of the Indiana Jones lost temple movies. You can only get here by boat or helicopter.

 

[Peter Houde]

That windmill which is half a mile from my home is not really a real windmill. It was I think a root cellar for a farm and in the 60s a guy here built the windmill on top. They use it now to take pictures of brides because there is a wedding place here and they own it.

It has an attic and basement. I have been in it many times and there is a giant oak tree that fell on the back of it and thats whats holding it up.





It's a decent sized structure. I took this on my morning walk this morning before the sun came up. I'm not sure how old it is but the church next to it was built in 1791.

It's hard to put my finger on, but there is something uniquely photogenic about old dilapidated structures.

 

[Pizzafam!]

Some of favs from the Bay Area ,CA

 

[Nano_Tuners]

Those are some incredible waterfall photos! What camera are you using to take those?

I believe on that trip I was using a Fuji XT3 or XT4. High end lenses & ND filters

 

[Mark Goode]

I always kinda liked this one, it's digital art, not A.I. I was aiming for a sci-fi romance story in one picture.

 

[steveschuerger]

Some spring flowers to brighten the cold winter

 

[Paul B]

It's hard to put my finger on, but there is something uniquely photogenic about old dilapidated structures

I agree