Favorite Pictures

[csoult]

In this thread show some of the favorite pictures you've taken.

 

[FlyGuyGlen]

csoult wrote:

WHERE IS THIS!!! :-o

That just breathtaking.

 

[csoult]

Columbia river gorge in Oregon. One of the most beautiful places I've ever been. A ton of waterfalls there.

 

[csoult]

Couple More from there:

Others:

 

[csoult]

 

[BradFromPotter]

Pine Creek, Tioga County

 

[BradFromPotter]

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[Susquehanna]

That last photo in post #4 is amazing. Well done!

 

[csoult]

Great picture Brad. Run off?

 

[pete41]

http://www.montanapictures.net/images/100307%20missouri%20Hardy%20overlook%20pano%20fiveuvb520.jpg

Beaver creek access on the Missouri River- great fishing in the fall but what makes it so special according to an expert geologist I fished there with the cliffs are some of the best on the planet to see how the earth was formed- or so he said-fascinating to study--check it out if you get a chance.

 

[pete41]

http://c7.alamy.com/comp/G286K9/fall-colors-below-the-bridger-range-near-bozeman-montana-G286K9.jpg

climbed up on the Bozeman side glanced down on the Bridger canyon side and said "Oh my God"-no more beautiful site anywhere-try that one also--you will never forget--snow capped mountains in the background.

 

[wildtrout2]

Here's a few. I have albums full of favorites though.

 

[trike23]

On a serious note love the photography! Used to be pretty into it myself untill i realized the expense. One L series 100-400 and a mark iii and i was set back bout 3 grand. One trip out to photograph waterfowl and I said holy crap i need more lens!

I must say though is anyone else wishing they had some fish on rock photos? Or do I just have a sick sense of humor?

 

[ryansheehan]

I got lots too but these stick out because I suck at taking pics, take enough and you get lucky. I took the second one on a timer by myself notice the butterfly that landed on my hat for the pic.
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[ryansheehan]

trike23 wrote:
On a serious note love the photography! Used to be pretty into it myself untill i realized the expense. One L series 100-400 and a mark iii and i was set back bout 3 grand. One trip out to photograph waterfowl and I said holy crap i need more lens!

I must say though is anyone else wishing they had some fish on rock photos? Or do I just have a sick sense of humor?

I love it!

 

[JimKennedy]

penn's creek wild trout

 

[wbranch]

Big Horn - approaching storm

 

[Acristickid]

Madison

http://i1118.photobucket.com/albums/k601/Acristickid/IMG_4968.jpg

 

[BradFromPotter]

csoult wrote:
Great picture Brad. Run off?

Yes, it was in March a few years ago. Thanks.

 

[csoult]