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That is one seriously nice way to greet a new day. I do like the up close image in #1 but the pano steals the show and has me thinking Wow.

The dark clouds make this scene special - I like this version more than the IR.

I like this view with the lights on the barn and the curved walkway leading to the picnic table under dark and stormy looking skies. Nicely framed scene.

Thanks Monika - maybe the purple outlines along the leaf edges made someone think of that maneuver when the bloom got named 😁

Thanks Jim - nice colors but lousy air to breathe. Its still a long time to go for the start of the rainy season :oops:

A borrowed thread title but it aptly describes this scene overlooking the Columbia River and Sturgeon Lake at sunset last night. Two panels at 168mm. C&C always welcome.

Really nice colors with some ominous looking clouds.

The last two make me think of the animal world equivalent of Sumo wrestling 😁 Very cool shots.

Thanks John - the Palouse shot is actually from the ground up on Steptoe Butte. The two drone shots are the North Fork image and the view of Pistol River along the Oregon Coast.

Nice way to start your evening at a great place for dark skies.

Wow - outstanding set Matti. You did well with your eclipse day judging by these images. I love the number of ways you found to shoot this event!

I found a scattering of settings for rural scenery. North Fork of the Siuslaw River: Kestner Farmstead, Olympic National Park: Palouse area in eastern Washington: Bodie, California: Pistol River Basin along the Oregon Coast: Gros Ventre area with the Luther Taylor Cabin:

Great skies for this view. Quite different from most of the west right now. We finally got a few days without smoke but its coming back tomorrow.

Fun topic this week and a great set of examples to start the thread off.

I like this shutter speed for these falls. It leaves a lot of details in the spray as the water descends over the cascades that add some character to the falls.

Thanks Jim - weird name but a beautiful bloom.

Fun shots - I really like the crossing view with the herd scampering up the rocky slope on the far shore. Looks like an easy place to slip with wet hooves. The second image is cool for the better view of the wildebeest facial markings and zebras behind. What's in this lookout arrangement for the...

Falling water with 3 tiers and a long drop on the last one - what's not to like? :) Glad you stopped to shoot/post them.

Heading back to small again with some bees and blooms: