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Well seen and captured. Shows both the uniformity and whimsical side of Mother Nature.

Thanks guys, me too - gotta stop here everytime, especially when conditions are good!

There is a decent campground there with showers, but forget running into town for supplies, there's nothing around. I have stayed there a few times and loved it. Good astro location too! Nice detail you captured in the "cathedrals". Did you also shoot at night?

This is my favorite of the Toadstool Hoodoos near Paria, Utah. It's the first one you see hiking in from HWY 89, but you will find many more as you continue hiking north. A great place to spend a few hours with a camera!

Thanks Trent! When I finally do make it to the moon, I hope it has clouds like these!

Well seen! I would call #5 The Giraffe.

Another from Proxy Falls in Oregon last September. I couldn't believe I had the whole place to myself.

And it looks well positioned for an astro shoot!

Thanks guys! Anytime I pass by a solitary rock formation I stop if there are clouds around. God knows most times there are just boring blue skies.

If you're heading west on AZ HWY 160, just east of Kayenta, you'll pass this view. Several volcanic plugs, lined up in a row to the north, several miles apart. One of the distant peaks is Agathla, sacred to the Navajo People.

Thanks Alan, this is rare non channel swapped final IR image for me. Added saturation to the reds.

I doubt any sailor has suffered through any peril on this stretch of the Colorado River near Moab, Utah, but there are rapids in both directions eventually. 665nm converted Nikon DSLR.

Thanks guys! The proper name is Marquam Hill, but it got the name Pill Hill because of all the hospitals crammed onto the one hill. Snow days were always memorable there.😪

Taken from the top of Pill Hill in Portland, Mount Hood rises above a sea of clouds in this winter sunrise from a few years ago.

The colors are lovely and I don't think I've ever seen the Pacific more pacific!

Thanks guys! If there's one thing this world needs it's more bokeh balls !

Thanks Jim. I am thinking the same thing, maybe even as far south as Joshua Tree in February.

Whenever I have an elevated night view of city lights I try to make a few images. I combined parts of several frames to create this monster.

Thanks Alan. A family of photogenic Joshua Trees is always a good reason to stop the car!

Or ... push me over - depends on your point of view. Roadside on the Extraterrestrial Highway in Nevada.