Recent content by JimFox

I captured this last week up in the Snowy Range mountains in Wyoming. This is an observation deck at the Libby Flats Observation Area. Nikon D850 Sigma 14mm f1.8 ISO 2000 f1.8 20 secs All comments are welcome, Jim

Love those clouds! That really makes this work. My sister is flying in this weekend, I was thinking on taking her up there, but with the government shutdown, I wasn't sure if I wanted to go up there. I don't know if it's a zoo or what it's like.

You can see for miles from this pass! I missed getting up there this year, I had wanted to do Milky Way photography again up there.

Quite the variety in this image Larry. New computers are a pain, but it's fun to discover old treasures as you go with these older images.

Hey Peter, sorry to hear about all of those car issues. That really stinks. Hopefully you can be getting out more soon.

Very good Larry! It reminds me of the good old days when I used to go there every year. I stopped going though once they started putting in all of these restrictions and reservations. They kind of took the fun out of it for me as I am not really a Plan ahead type of guy, I like to wing it, and...

Now that's a nice find with that old growth Alan. I like how it funnels the eye into the image.

Sweet colors you found Murali.

McGee Creek is awesome, it's a fun place to take photos. But the bad thing is best part of it is maybe only 30 feet long, and you can easily have 30 photographers in that 30 foot section. :( But I really like what you got here Oliver.

Fern Lake is a fun place with a great hike to get there. That road does let us see some great views. My only suggestion would be next time you should shoot from the middle of the road, unless the road is going to angle through the image. But in this case it just goes straight, so...

Hey Ed, great job here! #1 is my favorite, I think the stars look great there. Though I will say that in both, the stars look too dim, they should be a bit brighter I think.

How interesting Trent! Great job on both images.

A sculpture is a great way to describe this. This one is magic!

Sweet Roger! I really like how they are facing you head on.

I love that area how it looks like fields in between the trees. Great job with this Kurt.