Artistic Shots- Well thought out, framed (positioned), artistic shots only please.

[Mr. Leary]

Nice!

 

[DrMoab]

looks nice after the constant heat of summer.

 

[Lost Canadian]

I just spent the last 4 days hiking 70+ km through part of the La Cloche mountains in N. Ontario, some of the most beatutiful country you'll ever lay eyes might I add. It's no wonder a few members of 'The Group of Seven', like A.Y. Jackson, kept coming back to this area. Needless to say, I've not had time to go through all my photos yet, but here are the first few that initially caught my eye. I'll post more when I get through them, right now I'm really tired so it's off to bed.

 

[Sexy6Chick]

Those are beautiful, but that 1st one is just extraordinary:wings:

 

[Mamontof]

looks nice after the constant heat of summer.

That my idea , at least from screan some nice cool weather

 

[Street Wolf]

Wow, pushing it a little close aren't they?

 

[Lost Canadian]

Those are beautiful, but that 1st one is just extraordinary:wings:

Thanks Natalie. The area is so varied in terms of what it offers visually it's hard not to get something half decent. One kilometer you're in a bog, the next you're on top of a low mountain ridge, next you're standing at the shore of an inland lake, it's pretty cool,....at least I find it to be. : )

It also has a pretty rich history as the area was one of the first areas explored by the french, who with the aid and cooperation of the local First Nations people, established what became the booming fur trade. Then many many years later, there was another boom, the logging boom, which grew and supported a lot of small settlements around the region. A lot of these small settlements have long been forgotten, but you can, from time to time, stumble upon the remains of a few of the those that were last standing. This car for instance, all but forgotten, sits strangely enough in the middle of a wooded area, far from any known road or other fingerprint of man, quite odd.

 

[XJBANKER]

That my idea , at least from screan some nice cool weather

Thanks for refreshing my memories. The thousand islands are one of my favorite places that I have been. I love the international bridge and going out on the boat tour in Gananoque. There is a guy there that has a repleca Dukes of Hazzard General Lee. I love that about the area too. Thanks for makin me want to go back ASAP.

 

[Mamontof]

Thanks for refreshing my memories. The thousand islands are one of my favorite places that I have been. I love the international bridge and going out on the boat tour in Gananoque. There is a guy there that has a repleca Dukes of Hazzard General Lee. I love that about the area too. Thanks for makin me want to go back ASAP.

Yes , that one of many Magick spot in US :wings:

 

[Tucson T4R]

I just spent the last 4 days hiking 70+ km through part of the La Cloche mountains in N. Ontario, some of the most beatutiful country you'll ever lay eyes might I add. It's no wonder a few members of 'The Group of Seven', like A.Y. Jackson, kept coming back to this area. Needless to say, I've not had time to go through all my photos yet, but here are the first few that initially caught my eye. I'll post more when I get through them, right now I'm really tired so it's off to bed.

What beautiful country and you captured them perfectly Trevor. Thanks for sharing them. More, more more. :wings:

 

[Motojournalism]

Junk at the end of an alley in Antigua, Guatemala. It seemed as though it had artistically arranged itself.



I liked this one because it was difficultto tell where the mural ended and reality began. Leon, Nicaragua


Kids waiting for the bus, La Paz, Baja

 

[Mamontof]

E California Mammouth

Death valley stuck in Devil golf

Devil postpile Mammouth mnts

Bruce Sun set point

North Rim

 

[bunduguy]

Here's one I took in Namibia. Sossussvlei, at Deadvlei.

 

[bunduguy]

And a couple more.

 

[taco2go]

One from last week's trip to MI's Upper Peninsula