Landscape pictures

[sunny91]

It will be interesting to see what you have..

bye,

sunny

 

[Nonskimmer]

Those are some really nice pictures, I must say. All but the top one remind me of home in some way.
Even though it's only a relatively short drive up the coast from here.

 

[evangilder]

Tres bon, Suny! That top picture is the grand canyon. It is a beautiful, picturesque place. Did you take these?

 

[evangilder]

Here are some shots that I have taken over the years. My wife and I have both entertained the thought of doing commercial photography.

 

[Nonskimmer]

Those are great pics. I don't really have anything, myself. I'll try to take a few while I'm out one clear day. Most of mainland Nova Scotia looks the same, but there is some nice scenery here and there. My wife and I sometimes drive up to the Cape Breton Highlands in the fall, when the leaves have turned colour. The autumn foliage coupled with the view is absolutely breathtaking. I just wish I'd taken some pictures.

 

[evangilder]

Well, take the camera with you wherever you go. That's what we do. You never know when you might have a great opportunity to take a great pciture.

 

[sunny91]

This is not my picture i have taken it in .pps files i have downloaded
in the net.

I have some pictures i took them with my camera i will put some.

bye,

sunny

 

[sunny91]

some pictures i have take with my camera,

bye,

sunny

 

[evangilder]

Nice shots! You have a nice eye for pictures. 8)

 

[plan_D]

Awesome pictures. You're never going to get picture oppurtunities like that in Britain. All the pictures I have of Gran Canaria I need to scan but low and behold, I don't have a freakin' camera!

 

[evangilder]

Picture opportunities exist everywhere, plan_d. I got some great shot while I was in Britain! With the history and the rain keeping everything green, the targets for photos are abundant!

 

[plan_D]

Historical buildings are a plenty in Britain. I don't really see any vast areas of natural beauty though. All though the peak district is reasonable...

 

[Nonskimmer]

Nice pictures. That is one huge squirrel!

 

[evangilder]

Well, plan_d, I got some nice shots there. Norfolk broads was quite nice, as was alot of the countryside throughout East Anglia. Scotlands hills are good photo ops. There are more than that, I am sure. Those are what immediately come to mind.

 

[plan_D]

I suppose they're more interesting to you. A girl I know from Texas was amazed by the GREEN GRASS when she first came over. I live with it everyday, so obviously I don't give it a second thought.

 

[sunny91]

I will post more of mine pictures but i will put in 800x600, i think
my resolution is too high.

bye

sunny

 

[evangilder]

Yes, it is harder to notice when you live with it every day. But there are great photo ops there. I will have to see what I can dig out of my shot in England.

 

[Erich]

the light house shot is well known on the west coast US of A. Oregon ? can't remember.

Nice big boy red squirrel that attacks my bird feeders come Autumn.....

keep the pics a comin guyz

 

[cheddar cheese]

Great pics! I love landscape shots. With the weather as it is here at the moment I could get some great moorland shots.

 

[Medvedya]

Some of the most interesting pictures I have are when me and my friends went down to Tilbury, by the Thames.

The area in no way could be decribed as beautiful - the sewage works is nearby! (and reeks) But there can be something quite asthetic in scenes of post-industrial desolation.

This is not one of my photos though - We walked along this path, and around there are a couple of old WWII pillboxes half filled with silt.