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Heavens to murgatroyd that is beatiful!

Lovely renderings and excellent lighting.

Next to the Panama Canal, Panama Canal Railway on the left and a large cargo ship transiting the canal on the right.

Welcome to the forum.

A little nod to Monet.

Is that a passenger train?

Santa Rat does NOT like children.

Inspired by "The Little Engine That Could?" One of my favorite books when I was a kid.

Santa Rat knows where you live.

I would gladly give up Netflix for a year to get an aurora shot like that one. But I still need my Playstation.

That’s awesome!

I love it. My brother had a huge train collection when we were growing up. Sometimes I dream of collecting trains, but I would have nowhere to put it. It's fun to live vicariously through your pictures.

@Toddster Your train vacation looks like so much fun!

That is pretty awesome! How many pieces?

I know exactly what you mean. I've got the 21mm f3.5 and it is a tiny, gorgeous, gem. I'll have to take some pics of it soon. These are a joy to use for the size and tactile feel aren't they?

Soda Springs Geyser in Soda Springs, Idaho is not a true geyser, but a pipe drilled into a layer of aquifer that is heavily carbonated. The city capped the pipe and once an hour or so there is a timer that releases the cap and allows the built up pressure to disgorge water in the system.

Once a year at Golden Spike National Historic Park in Utah they roll out the historic engines and commemorate the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad. There are a lot of games and activities for kids and families. My family just happened to visit on that day in 2015. We had no idea...

Congratulations Gordo! It appears to be an astoundingly great lens.

Durango-Silverton Train, Colorado.

Tony Grove Lake, Utah

Painted Rocks Lake, Montana

The tea party went awry when someone discovered the secret pantry.

Mike was gracious enough to interrupt his practice session for a quick candid.

Beautiful work. It amazes me that you can turn pieces like the one on the right without breaking the wood.

I hate it when I do that, although I've never shot at that high of an ISO.

Welcome! What an inconvenient spot for a railroad track.

Big Bend was great. I really want to go back some spring and stay for a few weeks. They have 65! species of cacti in Big Bend. I love the vibrant colors of cacti blossoms and would love to spend some serious time there looking for them.

Last November I drove to Big Bend National Park with my wife and kids. On the way down we stopped in Marfa at a gas station. My wife pumped while my boy and I went in to use the bathroom. It wasn't a tiny bathroom, had multiple stalls and urinals. About 80% of the floor was covered in urine...

Don't stop to use the bathroom in Marfa. Ewww, shudder.

Pettit Lake, Sawtooth Mountains, Idaho

Apostle Islands, Lake Superior

Goat Lake in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho.

The Beartooth Highway is very high up there for me as one of the most scenic roads in the US.

Beartooth Lake, Wyoming.

Hog Spring, Utah.

I bought this stuffed javelina while on spring break with my wife and kids. I got to keep it for a day before my kid took it away from me and named it Jalapeno.

A pond in Arbon Valley, Idaho.

Lake Superior from Whitefish Point, Michigan.

Many years ago I was an art major. I was fortunate to have a lot of older professors who were near the end of their teaching careers and they had a lot of experience and wisdom that they shared. One of my professors told me it was important to have other hobbies besides my art as I would burn...

Tony, I only just started looking through this thread, as you can probably tell by all the likes i've given you today 😁. I am amazed that you can find time to do any photography with all this woodworking. That is a great shop you have set up and fantastic wood that you keep getting your hands on.