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As always, I appreciate the compliments, guys!

Sorry I get so behind in posting images...you would think with all the free time I have on my hands these days, I'd be visiting this thread daily

Anyway, here's some more eye candy...Enjoy!

A January Sunset


A Robin warms itself in the early morning winter sun


A February Sunset


An early Spring Thunderstorm


A Hawk stalking a Blue Jay


A sure sign that Spring is here!


An Eclipse...
(taken at totality - 12:53 a.m. Pacific)


And a Butterfly doing it's thing


Thanks for stopping by!
 
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Glad everyone is enjoying the photos!

Aaron Brooks Wolters said:
Dave, the Blood Moon shot............................ROCKS!We couldn't see it here for the clouds and rain.
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Crimea_River said:
Great shots Dave, really. The recent eclipse was also full where I live but I'm an hour ahead of you so it would have been a late night for me to get pics at totality. That pic turned out great.
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Well, it was high-altitude overcast here until about 30 minutes before parhelion. Then the clouds thinned as the show got underway. After totality, I shot for a little longer, but called it a night. According to my friends that stayed behind and kept shooting, the high-altitude clouds came back about a half hour later!

Wish that kind of luck would work for me with attorneys and lottery tickets!

Since the eclipse shot was such a hit, I'll share a few more

This was taken through a very thin overcast...most of it had already dispersed.
Here you can see everything is already underway, the official start was 10:38 the evening of the 14th.
The time of this shot is 11:12 p.m. (Pacific)


This was taken at 12:05 a.m. (Pacific) as it was progressing.


And here it is moving out of the Earth's shadow, taken at 1:16 a.m. (Pacific)
 
GrauGeist said:
You should see me after a day of photographing, going over the shots trying to decide which one to share/post...

Sometimes, after extreme indecision, I just throw my hands in the air and give up
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Yep, my wife wonders why I take 5 or 10 shots of the same object. I read an article in a photo magazine where a guy took over 2000 B&W shots of a cup and saucer before he was happy, and that was with print film.

Geo
 
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