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Jerry, incognito.

Five generations', from 101+ to three weeks old. What a joy to see.

Great shot and amazing use of available light.

Tu-tone Peony

What remains at 9:45 p.m. and the end of warm colors; the Blue hour effect.

Thanks, you just pushed me across the 22,000 reaction line! John

The dark and enchanted forest.

Pa & Ma & the four young'un's.

This is my entry in the "OUCH" category. View of the street, sixty feet away, from our front window during a recent hailstorm; those guys are BIG. This Image shows what was striking the asphalt shingles. Yes, the roofer's will be replacing the entire roof. :mad: The largest hailstone was...

Nice Kitty, Gentle Kitty.... Umm well maybe not!

Copper Clouds and Silhouettes.

"By dawn's early light".

Blue sky 'n white clouds 'n spring green, bring Joy to my heart.

View at 4:30 am, a few days ago. Don't ask what I was doing at that time of the morn!

Ornamental Crab Apple. This 8-foot tree is only three years from our planting in the front yard, and doing very well. Evening golden hour Image three times real life size.

Ah, Spring and once again the Bunnies roam free in the gardens, but I think this guy is rather anchored to the ground.

Juneberry.

Amaryllis, 10 image stack.

Spring Thunderheads.

Males and females are in northern MN at this time, and frequently will nest here as well.

Ya gotta look close for this one!!

Amaryllis in Pink n green.

I love this recent shot. When I took it, it was essentially dark so that was barely possible to see the trees ahead. The deer in the lower right were invisible, and the sky was filled with stars. I hand-held this braced against a wall. The neighbors yard light was the source of the light on...

Chris, Is that all you have to do is wander around making images of girls? Nice job if you can get it! :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Interesting ripple effect in the background.

I don't see any posting for the Northern lights from last night. My wife looked outside at about 10:15 and asked me to come out and look at the sky. I looked and Myeah, nothing much but some wispy, barely visible, light green vertical trails up there. But decided to see if I could find a...

Thunderhead, but it fizzled.

Purple Finch outside on the kitchen window feeder.

Beautiful and Intriguing shot Pierre. Where is the wheel?

Sandhill Crane pair migrating north, stopped for an overnight rest and fuel reload. This was a really long shot and cropped a fair bit.

Thunderheads Abuilding, in B&W.

The portrait aught to be on the cushion so he could look up and see a reflection of himself! This will probably get moved to the attic, but I calls 'em the I sees 'em!

Late evening, under a purple sky.

ME?...Ya mean ta say I grad-er-ated? Already?

And the bears are out of hibernation and taking their spring tonic from the fresh grasses.

The Daffodils are out in the neighbors yard; I love spring.

A Superior View in B&W.

Edna in B&W XPAN.

Lily Pad & Blossom in B&W.

Raindrops and Leaves of Green.... In B&W.

White water through the cedars.

"Between a rock and a hard place".

If I knew then, what I know now I'm pretty sure that I would buy what was NEEDED, not what I WANTED; just because it was popular then and now is seldom used.

Classifieds Type For Sale Price $450 which includes shipping in USA Item Olympus E-M5 Mark II with JJC grip and HLD-8 Battery Grip My Location USA Picture File(s) attached Description As age catches up with me and my mobility, I find that I must reduce my lesser used inventory...

Why fight it; you know you love me!

Upper Falls on the Gooseberry River.

Bridge abutment, century old craftsmanship still proudly standing.

New sprouts from old roots.

"Edna G." at the ore dock on a hazy day.

Fast Water over Pre-Cambrian Shale Rocks.