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Nice scene and great work maintaining excellent tonalities.

Having just returned from Brazil's Pantanal region, I have more new bird images than I can count. I'm only 20% through editing them, but have enough to show some here today. I'm using Merlin Bird ID to name them, so any corrections are welcome. 1. A Jabiru family in their penthouse suite at...

Wonderful imaging Trent. I don't know how you get so close and sharp. Great work!

A little bird action this past week in Goleta, CA. A Double-Crested Cormorant and a prancing Snowy Egret. This was a few days ago, and I am now in Cuiaba, Brazil heading to the Pantanal tomorrow. High hopes for some spectacular avian photo ops, as well as all sorts of animals.

That sure is some stop action equipment you got there Eric. Wonderful imaging. It's hard to tell if these are indoor or outdoor.

He's got his mind made up. Don't confuse him with the facts.

I, too have a built out travel van with lot's of power, but for needs like yours I use a Jackery Explorer v2 and 200w foldable solar panels.

Fully licensed tree hugger here. A few of the ones I like... 1. At the Patriarch Grove atop the White Mountains of eastern CA. 2. At Muley Point, Utah. 3. Sequoia, Sierra Nevada, the 'Range of Light'. 4. A misinterpretation of a forest in The Dolomites, Italy. 5. The Mojave Desert...

Thanks Monika. I've always liked old historic stuff. I have a gallery on my website titled Rust, Funk, and Junk. I live in a house that is 140 years old. When I find and explore the interiors of these old homes, there are so many stories to be told (or made up!).

I'm going to call these landscapes even though the main subjects are not the land itself. I spent a week in North Dakota seeking old crapped out abandoned structures. Some were in better condition and some were outright dangerous to enter, which I did every time. It was certainly a different...

Nice Imaging. I love that place. Been over Paiute Pass many times.

I've got a few classic sunrises in the bag, but since I'm in North Dakota this week photographing old structures, I'll contribute two from this trip that I'm still on. This is the area around Bottineau, ND. (that is not lens distortion. It's a real leaner!).

The southwest is prime real estate for grand vistas...

That is a lovely image!

Wide enough. Nice image Alan.

Love this image Kyle. Great work here. Too bad about that more modern extension to the rear (yes, I'm picky). Don't take it personally...

Your work as a conservation photographer.

Nice image Joe. Looks a bit risky to me......

I'm burned out on the proliferation of Milky Way photos out there. But I did make one before the rage got out of control.... In the Dolomites, northern Italy.

Wonderful image, Jim.