Robert Apple

Welcome Steve, enjoying your posted photos.

There were several tailing piles on the hills from old mining activity and we came across one gated and barred mine shaft, I guess Gold, Silver, and Copper was discovered in the area, but no major veins. This was one of the areas scouted by mountain men in the early 1890’s and later by Louis and Clark and they dubbed it the Badlands because of the…[Read more]

It does suit it well Diane.

Greetings Stephen

Greetings Tom

That’s something my Wife and I were discussing during our hike, It was conspicuously absent, dead quiet, We saw only one Bird, a sage sparrow, it was still a bit cold for insects but I’m sure the climate has its share, they can adapt to almost any situation. There was lots of horse scat, we would find them later on, on the drive out, I didn’t see…[Read more]

That’s quite the background Paul, how big were the penguins, I can’t tell what species they are. Shark tank wise I got nothing,  maybe  I would have explored a horizontal crop and adjusted the perspective to make the background even more ominous, but that’s more of an artistic choice.

Looks very serene Daniel, reminds me of many lakes I’ve fished over the years at first morning light, often having camped on the shoreline the night before,  brings back some pleasant memories.

Welcome Alice, looking forward to seeing your work.

Nice Shots Diane, what a cute little bugger collecting its nesting materials.

Quite a dramatic shot Glen. Like the sepia tones.

He will suffer almost any indignity for a snack.

The Itsy Bitsy, well you know the rest

Lovely Capture.

Both of these, very solid picks.

Yes , beautiful colors, must be nice to see something more then dandelions.

Though admitally I’m not a big fan of street photography, I just don’t find people all that interesting, your accuracy in getting a balanced frame with your quick draw approach while driving is quite impressive RG.

Grats on POTW Anne