Official Photography Thread

[Jeff Lebowski]

Adorable. Congrats!

[swampfrog]

Grandchild #1

[BigPiney]

Took a Spring solo tour of Yellowstone for 3+ days. Here's the resulting photo log of my wanderings. Warning: 319 photos total.

Thanks.

I like the baby buffalo. Also, the squirrel is one of my favorites, for some reason.

[Bo Diddley]

Took a Spring solo tour of Yellowstone for 3+ days. Here's the resulting photo log of my wanderings. Warning: 319 photos total.

Nice. I'll have to make spring trip there sometime.

I was interested to see all the discoloration in the Canyon Falls water.

[swampfrog]

Took a Spring solo tour of Yellowstone for 3+ days. Here's the resulting photo log of my wanderings. Warning: 319 photos total.

[Bo Diddley]

I could spend some time there.

[swampfrog]

The Portland Japanese Gardens are a nice escape.

https://www.jpugmirephotography.com/Family/Outings/Portland-Japanese-Gardens/n-GwGnF6

[Bo Diddley]

Very nice.

[Eddie]

Those are some amazing shots. I see your photos and it makes me want to break out my camera and get into the wild - but this is just wow. Nicely done.

[swampfrog]

[Copelius]

I wish I would have had the camera back then that I have today. I may have caught the snow being blown off of Denali when I was in Fairbanks. 100 miles away and it commanded the horizon.

[clackamascoug]

That's a cool photo - I would have loved to watch that too.

It's been thirty years since I've skied Snowbird - but I can still remember the runs there and Alta - like it was yesterday. Back then Alta was $5 but we skied Snowbird for $7 because it was so much better.

[chrisrenrut]

This is a crappy photo taken with my phone through my office window. But the ridgeline winds blowing the snow off of Little Cottonwood ridge was mesmerizing this morning. Snowbirds website said winds were 35-55 MPH at the time. 1E50456A-EE94-42C4-B163-4002DE7E36DF.jpeg

[Bo Diddley]

I've never driven through there, but it reminds me of some parts of Northern CA and SD.

[swampfrog]

Went out with the TQ on a short hike the morning after an evening at the Goldendale Observatory.