My favorite picture

[LexusAllTerrain]

My father walking on the beach in Mexico with my kid ( dog ) and favorite vehicle!

[Nullifier]

ok then where's the pic?

[Scott Brady]

This is one of my favorites: Sunset on the Sea of Cortez
http://www.expeditionswest.com/photography/review/Review_MED/MED_trooper_sunset.jpg

[LexusAllTerrain]

Sorry it did not load-up
File too big!Over 2.0

[Nullifier]

I like these 2

The first was looking back from the sunset at Cayo Cosata 2 years ago on a 5 day sailing expedition in South Florida on our Sea Pearl 21 sail boat. It is a cool little boat with a camping cabin
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b318/nullifierx/sunsetcayocosta.jpg

Here is a link to see what our sail boat looks like. sea pearl 21 (http://www.marine-concepts.com/sp21.html) We love it. We have actually talked about trailering it up to the great lakes for a trip around the northern passage.

The next is me goofing at the north rim of the canyon.
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b318/nullifierx/theedge.jpg

[Scott Brady]

Here is another favorite:

http://www.expeditionswest.com/photography/review/Review_MED/MED_bryce_canyon.JPG

[The BN Guy]

Scott is that Bryce Canyon?

[Scott Brady]

Yep :D

Ok, since I am replying, here is one more...

Altar Desert, Mexico
http://www.expeditionswest.com/photography/review/Review_MED/MED_altar_dune_shadow.jpg

[pangaea]

One of my faves... Actually shot by a friend of mine on one of our trips.

http://www.pangaea-expeditions.com/images/africa03images/090bullelephant.jpg

[Scenic WonderRunner]

Here is "SWR" sitting on "Chicken Point" on the Broken Arrow Trail in April 2005. I hiked up the nearby valley wall to get this shot. Makes me remember how small we really are in the grand scheme of things! :ylsmoke:


(I added two more to get the 'Whole' Broken Arrow Valley View!)

[MaddBaggins]

One of the first shots I took with my Sony DSC-V3, using the close up lense.
Do you know what this is??

[DesertRose]

I love this one, from our recent Tanzania 4x4 adventure. Shows how photography bridges cultures - and how digital in particular creates universal communication.

[Ursidae69]

Here are a couple I like. If I were not on the modem at home now I'd find more, but my website takes too long to load! :(

Here is the moonrise over Isla Miramar, also known as "El Muerto" in Baja Norte. It's farther than it looks, we kayaked it the next morning and it was over 3 miles away, long time in yak in ocean swells for a newbie kayaker. The light on the right is a small lighthouse.

http://www.chucksweb.net/Albumatic/Baja05Chuck/L_DSCF0695.jpg

Here is one of me looking like Indiana Jones. :victory: This is in one of the side canyons in Black Canyon, a ten-mile stretch below Hoover Dam. Almost every side canyon has really nice hot-springs, the water rushing over my back is ~ 85 degrees. The pool we sat in a couple hundred meters up the canyon from here was ~98 degrees. :elkgrin:

http://www.chucksweb.net/Albumatic/KayakFeb05/L_HPIM0961.jpg

[goodtimes]

That is a awesome picture Chuck. I'm still bummed I missed that trip.

Here is one of my favorites, I was about 1/2 day into the "death valley death march" with my little sister. We came across this "street sign" about 1/2 day's walk from the nearest road......

[Ursidae69]

That is a awesome picture Chuck. I'm still bummed I missed that trip.


So let's organize another one! :elkgrin:

[goodtimes]

I have a couple things to take care of first. I did finally sell my GMC today, so that is a start. Now I just gotta sell the house, quit my job, move into a cardboard box down in the park.....hehehe.......

Hopefully I will be settled into my new life by early spring (will take me a couple months worth of adjusting to full time school)...but after that, HELL YA! I was talking to Brian (the "other" Brian....) about a couple potential 'yak trips next year.

[Scott Brady]

That picture of Chuck in the waterfall is one of my ALL TIME favorite images. It just screams adventure.... :rappel:

[DesertRose]

Wow, Chuck (or should I say Indy) - I LOVE that image in the waterfall. :bowdown:

Here are two from our sea kayaking trip to the Arctic Ocean (drove to Inuvik via Dempster Highway - dropped boats in Mackenzie - paddled to Tuktoyaktuk - hitched a ride on a float plane back) in 1993. One of our all-time best adventures. The water was so cold, I had to wear a drysuit the whole time. I miss that kayak - custom made, to jonathan's horror, with PURPLE coaming :D , named Chile del Mar. It was nearly brand new and when the pilot strapped it onto the pontoon for the ride back, and he put his foot on the deck and yanked the strap til the fiberglass creaked, boy did i have to stifle a shriek!

http://www.jandrhanson.com/arcticcircle.jpg http://www.jandrhanson.com/rainbow-arctic.jpg

[pangaea]

I love this one, from our recent Tanzania 4x4 adventure. Shows how photography bridges cultures - and how digital in particular creates universal communication.

That is a great picture. I've often thought when traveling to developing world countries of bringing along a little photo printer, to give those we meet a chance to have photographs of themselves, which some may have never had a chance to own. Kind of a chance to make that whole cultural exchange a little less one sided.

[The BN Guy]

That picture of Chuck in the waterfall is one of my ALL TIME favorite images. It just screams adventure.... :rappel:

Maybe we need to start calling him Indy! Reminds me a lot of Dr. Jones.

[DesertRose]

I've often thought when traveling to developing world countries of bringing along a little photo printer, to give those we meet a chance to have photographs of themselves, which some may have never had a chance to own. Kind of a chance to make that whole cultural exchange a little less one sided.

Funny you should mention that - we've been shopping for one. I'm looking around at various options, to make sure the cost of upkeep isn't prohibitive (cost of ink, paper) - Canon is coming out with one soon, called the Selphy CP510, which looks portable and is around $100 retail, i think. It's supposed to create from mini size up to 4x8 images pretty fast, is PictBridge enabled (most new digitals require it for direct printing), uses battery for remote printing, and is Bluetooth enabled for printing from cell phones!

Our exchange wasn't one sided, though - check out these fun shots. We gave the Maasai warriors our cameras (5 Canon D60 and 20Ds!) and they learned how to use them really quick and spent half an hour taking pictures of us (turnabout is only fair) and their friends and village. That's when we wished we had the printer. we'll try to find them when we return next summer, but it will be hard.

http://www.jandrhanson.com/pictures.jpghttp://www.jandrhanson.com/turnabout.jpg

Nathan - if you want to compare notes on these (since it looks like we're all in the same line of work?), we could start another thread on that. Anyone who does adventure travel by vehicle should consider a portable printer now.

[pangaea]

Our exchange wasn't one sided, though - check out these fun shots. We gave the Maasai warriors our cameras (5 Canon D60 and 20Ds!) and they learned how to use them really quick and spent half an hour taking pictures of us (turnabout is only fair) and their friends and village. That's when we wished we had the printer. we'll try to find them when we return next summer, but it will be hard.

I'm sure that was a fun experience for both sides. It sure that printer would have been fun to have.

Maybe its the guilty liberal in me, but I feel like we as tourists get the most of these cultural exchanges, even though I try to go to great lengths to even it out. Of course I don't want to be the "ugly american" and throw money at them, since that's probably just as bad (if not worse).

Actually my wife works for publishing company that produces curriculums for kids from toddlers on up. At the end of every semester, they let the employees have free reign of the unsold toys, etc so we try to bring a box of stuff to give out to kids that we meet along the way on our trips.


Nathan - if you want to compare notes on these (since it looks like we're all in the same line of work?), we could start another thread on that. Anyone who does adventure travel by vehicle should consider a portable printer now.

I would definitely be up for that...

[DesertRose]

Maybe its the guilty liberal in me, but I feel like we as tourists get the most of these cultural exchanges, even though I try to go to great lengths to even it out. Of course I don't want to be the "ugly american" and throw money at them, since that's probably just as bad (if not worse).

Jonathan and I have been leading backcountry adventure trips for nearly 20 years - sea kayaking in the Sea of Cortez, guiding in the Sierra Madre/Copper Canyon, and in Africa - and the cultural interface is something we're always confronting with guests. Sometimes it's one-sided, but not always. Many times it's a challenge, though! Like the American ladies on one trip in Seri Indian country who wore (despite our request for them not to do so) their teenie bikinis when visiting the villages, and the people on our Africa trip who wanted to give money to the Maasai kids.

Far from being "guilty liberal" it's just human caring - we've got a lot, they have very little.

Those very feelings are why jonathan and I are involved now in community-based conservation in the southwestern US and in Africa. In the recent past I ran conservation organizations that work with local people to protect their ways of life and the natural areas on which they depend - ranchers, and African pastoralists - and i'm about to leap back into the fray running a new African Conservation Fund.

On the projects that we're working on, if the communities want to do so, we get involved in helping to build capacity to deal with issues such as education, health, and environmental quality. These projects are anything from locally owned/operated tourist camps, to guide services, to bush-craft products like basketry or carvings, or art like jewelry. It's always at the behest of the community - we only do so if invited, and only after lots and lots and lots of community meetings to make sure all parties reach consensus on issues.

Then, when we bring groups and guests to a village, the opportunities to help the community center on a specific project rather than individucal handouts - money goes to a community fund, and is spread around more equally. We might help with the school, buy gifts from the new women's coop, or help build a water cachement.

And you're right about handouts for sure: they are not the way to help people. The community leaders for the most part really discourage it. They don't want their community members to become dependent on any type of charity; they'd much rather see sustainable resource-based economic development.

Community-based conservation is a passion of ours - if you're interested in learning more, especially in Africa, we'll be building up the website and other information for the African Conservation Fund (http://www.africanconservationfund.org) in the next 6 months. I'll be based in Nairobi and the US - and likely will be coming to Colorado for some fundraising!

Roseann

[pangaea]

Jonathan and I have been leading backcountry adventure trips for nearly 20 years...

I'm going to start a post in the Expedition research section, since we've kind of hi-jacked this particular thread.

[Brian McVickers]

Wow this is a tough one!
How do you pick a favorite?!
So here are a few top choices from my collection.
I'd say that the two factors in selection would be
1 - all the great memories associated
2 - When's the next time I'll have another chance to take a similar picture

[GeoRoss]

Here is another favorite:

http://www.expeditionswest.com/photography/review/Review_MED/MED_bryce_canyon.JPG

If I'm not mistaken that is Bryce. Great place, wish I had spent more time there.

Ross

[GeoRoss]

One of the first shots I took with my Sony DSC-V3, using the close up lense.
Do you know what this is??

Hey Alvin, I think it is one of those yucca/agave shoots.

What do I win?

Ross

[MaddBaggins]

Hey Alvin, I think it is one of those yucca/agave shoots.

What do I win?

Ross

Pretty close Ross, I was in the backyard, laying on the ground, looking up at my Aloe Veras. I also have some good shots of bees going in and out of those flowers.

[DesertRose]

I was really inspired recently by Pangaea's website and their fantasic images, and also by our conversation about responsible/ethical tourism - so to reward myself for 5 straight hours of working on a particuarly onerous job, I put together this "Faces of Africa" panel from Jonathan's shots from our Tanzania trip, because to me, adventure is also about the wonderful people we meet and new wildlife we see (also inspired, as always, by Scott and Stephanie's photos):

http://www.jandrhanson.com/art-faces.jpg

(Scott - you may have to stop us here - could get carried away!)

[Scott Brady]

(Scott - you may have to stop us here - could get carried away!)

No way...

Photography is one of the greatest pleasures in life... an exceptional moment in time, frozen for our friends to enjoy with us!

[Scott Brady]

If I'm not mistaken that is Bryce. Great place, wish I had spent more time there.

Ross

Yes Ross,

Southern Utah is such a wonderful place to explore. I would like to plan a trip there in the spring, but I need to settle on the details (which is hard with the BIG list I have of things to do there)

[bh4rnnr]

Man, some nice pics on here. Here are a few of mine: Dave Hartman "white knuckle" Hells Revenge trail, Cruise Moab 2005. Sunset along the Green River, Outlaws Run 2005. We were camped at Crystal Geyser. Ending the New years day snow run on Yankee Hill rd. The Henry mountains from Capital Reef Natinoal Park. And I just had to throw one in of the property, outside of Evergreen Colorado.

[GeoRoss]

Yes Ross,

Southern Utah is such a wonderful place to explore. I would like to plan a trip there in the spring, but I need to settle on the details (which is hard with the BIG list I have of things to do there)

I am headed to SLC/Moab tomorrow for a short course on salt tectonics. Should be fun, Deadhorse, Upheaval Dome, Castle Valley, Onion Creek and Salt Valley. Some modest hikes, no camping and no 4 wheeling to speak of unless we go up/down the Schaeffer (sp?) Trail in 15 passenger vans. Did it once and don't think I would want to do it again.

Ross

[datrupr]

This is one of my favorite pics my took on her recent trip back home to NZ. It is on the north island just a bit north west of the town of napier. You can not drive to the falls, only about a 2 hour hike. I was jealous that I didn't get to go. But she had a good time with her family and friends.

[The BN Guy]

Beautiful waterfall! NZ? Awww, you just had to spoil my day. One of these days I'll get down there.

[dmc]

Of course a Land Cruiser junky is going to post a pic of a cruiser first. Elephant Hill trail in Canyonlands, UT
dmc

[dmc]

one more from me.

[GeoRoss]

great pics dmc, I sure love Utah. The Colorado Plateau is one of my most favorite places, scenic, great geology with lots of outstanding problems and a great climate. Too many plants cover up the rocks :jump:. I'm packing right now to fly up to SLC and then on to Moab for a few days.

Ross

[kcowyo]

Cool pictures Dave!

[The BN Guy]

Beautiful scenery and nicely equiped rig.

[dmc]

I really wish that BJ70 was mine. I took that photo at Cruise Moab in 02. Don't even know the guy's name. I was tail gunning a large group and never learned the names of the front half of the group. very nice rig and well thought out.
dmc

[flyingwil]

This one is my favorite pic, taken in the Caribian, of a Sea Turtle :exclaim:
http://www.longlostcousins.com/Portals/0/418/IMG_0091.JPG

I also like this one ....
http://www.longlostcousins.com/Portals/0/426/IMG_0393.JPG

[desertgirl66]

Dave, Awesome pics of Elephant Hill and southern Utah! Could easily get lost in the red rock canyons of Utah, but have to come back to 3.2 beer!

[kcowyo]

I have a few random favorites that I've taken over the years, scanned in off of 35mm -

Cape Sebastion, Oregon -
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/CapeSebastionOR.jpg


Moose Village, WY -
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/MooseVillageWY.jpg


Yosemite National Park -
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/Yosemite.jpg

[kcowyo]

And more recent digital shots -

Observation point on the Snowy Range, WY.
Taken June 5, 2005 -
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/Pic016.jpg


South Pass, WY -
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/somethingsbrewing.jpg


Green River, WY - My pic of my friends '88 FJ62
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/P101000901.jpg

[Scott Brady]

As always, excellent pictures KC!

[LexusAllTerrain]

:clapsmile

[kevin]

Horsetail Falls, Columbia George National Scenic Area

[The BN Guy]

Scott maybe we should have a gallery of "nature shots" to peruse through. Possibly a place to upload a couple of individuals rig shots just to have a lil looksee at everyones vehicles. Don't know if there's space for it but just a thought.

[kcowyo]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/1Irony.jpg

[kcowyo]

Fall in Dubois, WY -

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/WindRiverFall.jpg

[kcowyo]

Oregon Coast -

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/Oregoncoast.jpg

[kcowyo]

Boars Tusk - Red Desert, SW Wyoming

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/CruisintheTusk.jpg

[kcowyo]

Lander, Wyoming -

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/Pic1375.jpg

[kcowyo]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/moonlightning_besel_c02.jpg

[Colorado Ron]

Not sure why I like this photo so much, maybe contrast of nature and high tech.
http://www.coloradoron.com/images/P1020211.JPG

Got some here that are awsome but probably too large. So CLICK HERE (http://www.coloradoron.com/visit_RMNP.html)

Boulder Falls, Boulder CO.
http://www.coloradoron.com/images/P1020486.JPG


Iceland Waterfall
http://www.coloradoron.com/images/Seljlandfoss_and_Skogafoss_014.jpg

[pangaea]

kcowyo,

That nightime lighting photo is pretty incredible. Out of curiosity, how long of an exposure was that?

[Nullifier]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/1Irony.jpg
How bout the irony of this pic. truely a classic. For some strange reason though I think any true road warrior has been there. I know I have. LOL. Surely he had something on that trailer that would fit. Probably no jack though.

[kcowyo]

kcowyo,

That nightime lighting photo is pretty incredible. Out of curiosity, how long of an exposure was that?

Can't take credit for that one or the trailer with the flat tire. The photos that are labeled with a location are mine. The first post didn't state whether it was a favorite picture that you've taken yourself or just a favorite photo. I threw in the trailer & lightening pics because they are favorites I have saved that I thought others might enjoy.

The lightening photo I saved from NASA's Pic of the Day (http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/archivepix.html)
Another favorite from that site is this panoramic pic from the top of Mt. Everest (http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap050306.html)

The trailer pic just makes me laugh everytime I see it. :rolleyes:

[pangaea]

Can't take credit for that one or the trailer with the flat tire... The lightening photo I saved from NASA's Pic of the Day

Got it. Very cool pic nonetheless.

[Westy]

Fall in Dubois, WY -

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/WindRiverFall.jpg

love this picture. good work, WY is one of my favorite states to visit.

[Westy]

Martinez Canyon, AZ

http://www.members.cox.net/benspics1/MCC/View.jpg

[kcowyo]

Hey Brian, thanks! Wyoming is a really special place.

I've seen some great pics of your truck from your trip reports on Yotatech.

Here's my favorite -

[Westy]

haha yeah...that was an interesting trip...

going out this weekend as well to explore some remote areas that were badly flooded twice this year...hopefully we'll get some good pictures..

Brian

[BajaTaco]

Some very cool photos n this thread :cool: I don't think I can pick a favorite, but a few that I like...

Wat Si Chum at Sukhothai in Thailand A majestic 50-foot tall Buddha resides within this walled enlosure, built in this ancient city founded in the first half of the 13th century.

http://www.bajataco.com/thailand_part3/L_thailand458_sm.jpg


Osprey in flight somwhere between El Golfo and the Sierra Pinacate along the sea of Cortez.

http://www.bajataco.com/sonoranorte/L_egtopin02.jpg


An old lock I found on a door at the Hacienda de San Diego in Chihauhua, Mexico. It says "JAZZ" on it. This is one of the coolest places I have seen in Mexico. It was owned by a man once considered the wealthiest in Mexico, and was taken from him by Pancho Villa during the revolution.

http://bajataco.com/sierra2003/L_sm_005.jpg


Secret cove - one of my favorite places in Baja. We camped here for a while and I spent one day hiking south of here along the coast and saw absolutely no trace of man, which is a fantastic experience. There were no roads or trails into this area, no trash, nothing washed up on the beach (except natural things) no structures, no planes in the sky, and I couldn't even see any boats on the water. It was cool to walk in a place and see it exacty as it must have been for someone walking there hundreds of years ago. Perfect solitude.

http://www.bajataco.com/Baja/secretparadise01.jpg

[riverguide]

DANG Chris I love that Baja photo. Incredible.

[JMyerz]

http://www.myersphoto.net/random/american_river.jpg

Cool, CA

-Justin

[Scott Brady]

Great shot Justin! I love the images that pull my mind away from this four walled office for even a few moments.

[BajaTaco]

Wow, that is a great pic Justin. Nice!

[JMyerz]

thanks!

[Brian McVickers]

Ohhooo Mann Chris!
That secret cove is just screaming of lobster!!! :chowtime: :luxhello: :chowtime:
Or at least a great snorkel while looking for them! :victory:

Do they have lobster in Baja?
Did you fish it at all?

[Ursidae69]

Another from me.

This little baby whale popped up next to me for a look-see. Baja March 2004.
http://www.chucksweb.net/Albumatic/Baja2004/L_33.jpg

[Scenic WonderRunner]

I was searching some trips over at Yotatech......and found this fun shot!

http://www.echo29.com/nipton05/images/IMG_2003.jpg

[jeffryscott]

not vehicle or trip related, but I couldn't resist when I saw my daughter doing this. I said, "Chloe, are you a dog?" and she looked up at me, stuck her tongue out and panted.

Jeff

[Scenic WonderRunner]

Kewl Pic of the Day!

Alaska Volcano erupting!

http://us.news3.yimg.com/us.i2.yimg.com/p/rids/20060113/i/r2144665486.jpg?

....sorry...the news site won't let me link the pic.

[XXXpedition]

i have a hard time deciding. there's a handful i think are good. i'll start with this one...

http://www.xxxpedition.com/2003-xxx/gallery/segment10/IMG_1498.jpg

[Scenic WonderRunner]

My wish for Arizona......very soon!

http://homepage.mac.com/laden/.Pictures/USTravel/Sedona_Dec2004/38-CRW_1216.jpg

[atavuss]

bowling ball beach a few miles south of Point Arena, California:
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/400648/bowlingballbeach.jpg

Point Arena Lighthouse, Point Arena, California:
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/400648/lighthouse.jpg

another view of Point Arena Lighthouse, this gazebo was made for the movie "Forever Young" with Mel Gibson, the fake Victorian house in the movie was on this bluff from the movie. the Lightkeeper's homes on the left can be rented as vacation homes:
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/400648/lighthouse-gazebo-houses.jpg

Coastal view near Fort Ross (Russian Fort) California:
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/400648/oceanfence.jpg

Point Cabrillo lighthouse near Mendicino California:
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/400648/resizedlighthouse.jpg


approaching St. George's Reef Lighthouse, picture was taken through the front window of a R44 Helicopter as only access to lighthouse is by boat or helicopter. This lighthouse is 6 miles off shore of Crescent City California:
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/400648/DSC00677(Small).JPG

Bodie (Ghost town in California):
http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-9/400648/bodie3.JPG

[paulj]

Here's a light house further up the coast - North Light house, on the Washington side of the Columbia River mouth.
http://www.pbase.com/paulj3/image/47181588.jpg

and a cove on the other side of the light house.
http://www.pbase.com/paulj3/image/47181587.jpg

[blaze one]

I have a few from my first trip last year , only on a 1mp camera though .
Baby ducks
http://www3.telus.net/public/a6a60430/Fawn_Lake_05_025.jpg

sunset on lake ( taken from boat in the middle of the lake )
http://www3.telus.net/public/a6a60430/Fawn_Lake_05_021.jpg

Fawn on shore , ironically on Fawn Lake
http://www3.telus.net/public/a6a60430/Fawn_Lake_05_030.jpg

Water temp was higher than air temp this trip , 10*celcius in mid August !
http://www3.telus.net/public/a6a60430/Fawn_Lake_05_032.jpg

This last one is really blurry , but a nice scene anyway .
http://www3.telus.net/public/a6a60430/Fawn_Lake_05_041.jpg

[upcruiser]

Late to the thread, but I'll try to dig up some contributions....

Sailboat after sunset on Lake Michigan near Leland, MI and sunset over Lake Michigan from Glen Arbor, MI in the Sleeping Bear Dunes

[Westy]

Southern AZ trout stream:

http://members.cox.net/brian.westfall/fallscanyon.JPG

[Scenic WonderRunner]

Animas Forks, CO.

August 2005

[Scenic WonderRunner]

SWR..........

Bringing up the rear!:ylsmoke:

http://www.ag-photography.net/Wheelin%202-4-06/images/DSC_5558.jpg


....pic thanks to our good friend over at Yotatech!

[ShearPin]

I took this photo on my honeymoon at a market in Guatemala....

[kcowyo]

You've captured a really unique moment there Shearpin.

That picture will always invite questions of what the women in the center is doing, saying, thinking, etc.

Nice shot - :cool:

[seth_js]

Couple that I like for one reason or another:

San Rafael Valley (southeastern AZ):

http://seth.phizz.net/stuff/adventures/patagonia_and_huachuca_mountains_12-3-05/images/san_rafael_valley_2.jpg

Devil's Chasm (Sierra Ancha Mountains, AZ):

http://seth.phizz.net/stuff/adventures/devils_chasm_8-14-05/images/waterfall_and_pool.jpg

Haight Street (San Francisco):

http://seth.phizz.net/stuff/adventures/san_francisco_7-31-05/images/bum_peace_sign.jpg

Canal in Brugge, Belgium:

http://seth.phizz.net/stuff/adventures/western_europe_2004/brugge/images/canal.jpg

-Seth

[BajaTaco]

Very cool pics guys :)

[articulate]

I took this photo on my honeymoon at a market in Guatemala....
Awesome dead chicken there. :)

Reminded me of this photo of a market in Peru:
http://www.markdstephens.com/salkantay/pre-hike-1.jpg
A weak-stomached Americano ought to skip going to the open air meat markets for the smell alone.:smilies27

[ShearPin]

Articulate - I bet the dogs made a racket following that down the street. Funny thing - those chickens were live in the picture.

Henry

[Scenic WonderRunner]

Something you don't see everyday.

A 4x4 Sportsmobile towing a 4x4 Toyota Tacoma!

In Julian, CA.

Best of both worlds?

What is this guy thinking?........hum!


http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/DSCF0023.jpg


It's hard to see.....but if you look real close at the shadow behind the van....you can see the shadow of the tow bar.
.
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[Scenic WonderRunner]

Tiny Dot 4Runner.....

Sitting on Chicken Point.....Broken Arrow Trail.:elkgrin:

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/File0168.jpg


(sorry it's so big....I tried to re~size it earlier and I ruined it and had to re~scan)

Oh....and this pic is from my pre~digital days using a throw away fuji camera and scanned into my puter.

[edgear]

http://home.comcast.net/~jeremyedgar/DSCN0722.JPG

This is a photograph that my wife took while we were down in Costa Rica, on our way to a village of the indigenous Bri Bri people up in the mountains. And that's quite a story in and of itself!

[BajaTaco]

I don't think I have posted a pic here yet, because it is difficult for me to pick a favorite, or even a just a few favorites. There are some really great shots in this thread, and I hope we get even more contributors here.

[blupaddler]

Late to the party...

Here are a couple pics I found.


1. About 15 miles offshore we ran into these guys, slowed the boat down and watched them surf our bow wake for about five minutes.
2. Under the influence of Baja.

[Scenic WonderRunner]

These are right up there with my favorite pics.

Along the Apache Trail.....way up high on a side trail.

http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/2006_0529ScottsdaleNiniMay060033.jpg



Four Sisters Peaks in the background
http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i156/ScenicWonderRunner/2006_0425HomerPowellService0284.jpg

[Nullifier]

Well of the shots of my rig in Tellico these are my favortes. They were taken on a trail called upper 2. Bone stock suspension and 31's. don't let anyone tell you it can't be done! When I dropped into the whole all I heard was "STOP STOP!!!" then after about a 5 second silence I hear "SOMEONE GET THE CAMERA" LOL!

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b318/nullifierx/DSC_2547.jpg

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b318/nullifierx/richloam/upper2.jpg

http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b318/nullifierx/upper22.jpg

[photoleif]

i've got a lot of shots i like, but here are three that "take me there".

http://www.aspen-graphics.com/images/mountains-20.jpg
i love the subject isolation. no bells and whistles. just passing clouds. i was hiking the pass on the left flank of the mountain when those clouds started forming. i hurried down, grabbed my camera and started snapping.

http://www.aspen-graphics.com/images/mountains-16.jpg
a grand place near aspen. i'm glad to have stood on that hillside and borrowed a little light there.

http://www.aspen-graphics.com/images/forests-14.jpg
this could be anywhere in subalpine (this happens to be near boss lake). i can almost hear the shhhhh of the wind and smell the dampness and spruce-fir resin. it's my favorite ecozone, and i submitted my first wikipedia article about it. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subalpine

[PCRover]

One of my favorite spots....

http://myrovers.com/photos/Off%20Road%20Trips/2005/Gold%20Valley%2008-25-2005/slides/P7251742031.jpg

Dixie Valley, NV

http://myrovers.com/photos/Off%20Road%20Trips/2005/Steam%20Shovel%20OHV%2011-12-2005/slides/PB122227.jpg

Gold Lake area looking from the Sierra Buttes.

http://myrovers.com/photos/Off%20Road%20Trips/2005/Gold%20Valley%2008-25-2005/slides/P7251775063.jpg

Don't look at this one to long....

http://myrovers.com/photos/Off%20Road%20Trips/2005/Gold%20Valley%2008-25-2005/slides/Wow.jpg

[bh4rnnr]

A few of mine:beer:

[Colorado Ron]

Always liked this one:

http://www.offroad-adventure-travel.com/images/56089271-L.jpg

[Dave]

Here's a few of my favorite pictures from our hunting grounds...

Cypress trees and tupelo's...
http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/5597-2/IMGP0301.JPG

http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/4114-4/IMGP0210.jpg

http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/5742-2/DSCN1501.JPG

Me driving the boat...

http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/4120-4/IMGP0212.jpg

State ground...

http://www.ilikecoconuts.com/gallery/d/5751-2/DSCN1505.JPG

[Ursidae69]

I forgot how cool this thread was. :costumed-smiley-007

Here are a few more.

A peaceful death I hope
Green sea turtle remains, Isla Alcatraz, Baja Norte, Jan 06.
http://www.chucksweb.net/Trips/2005/BajaDec05/640x480/DSCF1517.jpg (http://www.chucksweb.net/Trips/2005/BajaDec05/1024x768/DSCF1517.jpg)


A Brazilian pescadero on the Pantanal from my recent trip.
http://www.chucksweb.net/Trips/2006/BrazilJune06/Smaller/IMG_2345.jpg (http://www.chucksweb.net/Trips/2006/BrazilJune06/Larger/IMG_2345.jpg)

[pskhaat]

That nightime lighting photo is pretty incredible. Out of curiosity, how long of an exposure was that?

I'm always curious how people get such amazing night shots. I have played around with every conceivable aperature, shutter, and film speed and can't seem to get quality night shots without some artificial lighting somewhere.

Take a look at the trajection of the stars meaning that must have been a very long exposure, but with the moon apparently somewhat full the fstop was probably really high which always leads me such such poor quality shots on a 35mm (granted this was likely not 35mm).

Anyone here can provide some additional hints for night photos?

The best photography I've ever done was on 5x7 pinhole camera, but totally amateur.

[SinCity4r]

Here are some good pointers:
http://www.astropix.com/HTML/I_ASTROP/I06/I0601/I0601.HTM

[Brian McVickers]

Heres a couple favorites:

I love the memories that pictures preserve so well!:)

http://www.expeditionportal.com/images/albums/userpics/10006/Weekend%20adventure93.jpg
Exploring through the mountainus rain forests of the Dominican Republic
rented this 100cc Kowasaki - $10 for the entire day from a Motoconcho!:costumed-smiley-007

http://www.expeditionportal.com/images/albums/userpics/10006/DCP_9425.JPG
Precious babe with Montezuma's Castle, AZ, in the background

[Grim Reaper]

Well of the shots of my rig in Tellico these are my favortes. They were taken on a trail called upper 2. Bone stock suspension and 31's. don't let anyone tell you it can't be done! When I dropped into the whole all I heard was "STOP STOP!!!" then after about a 5 second silence I hear "SOMEONE GET THE CAMERA" LOL!


http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b318/nullifierx/upper22.jpg

I remember when you could run Upper 2 in 2wd LOL. Now you are about guranteed to take a hit around the tail light.

Here are a couple favorites of my rig. Just to give perspective on how deep that mud hole it....center of the headlight on that truck is 40 inches. The brak peddle was in the goo LOL.

[LUISJG]

replacing axle shaft 6 hours from no were ....
alwyas someone to sheer things up ...
and a parade in the meddle of no were ...there is something intesting.....
and finding a way out....

[beerhiker]

little dude in side canyon of Zion narrows

[ArchaeoTaco]

Glad I stumbled across this sub forum today - there is some real photography talent here!

Here are a few of my favorites from years past:

Temple of Luxor, Egypt:
http://faculty.smu.edu/jowillia/photography/Egypt/luxor.jpg

Giza Pyramids:
http://faculty.smu.edu/jowillia/photography/Egypt/pyramids_all.jpg

Church of the Holy Sepulcher, Jerusalem:
http://faculty.smu.edu/jowillia/photography/Israel/sepulchre-ghost.gif

Western Wall, Jerusalem:
http://faculty.smu.edu/jowillia/photography/Israel/western_wall-girl.gif

[kcowyo]

Wow, what's the poop with the Sepulchre ghost?

Beautiful, beautiful photos! :clapsmile

[ArchaeoTaco]

Wow, what's the poop with the Sepulchre ghost?

Beautiful, beautiful photos! :clapsmile

Thanks! For the sepulcher shot, I had my camera on a tripod with an attached shutter release cord; I waited for someone to walk by, opened the shutter for about 5 seconds, and manually triggered the flash in my other hand. I was so happy to see that it worked once I got the film to the darkroom!

[XXXpedition]

click on image for larger view
6354

[TeleScooby]

Just a few to share:

http://web.mac.com/jessekelber/iWeb/Main%20iWeb%20Site/Israel%20-%20Winter%20%2706_files/DSC_0128.jpg

The inside of an arcaeological dig in central Israel

http://web.mac.com/jessekelber/iWeb/Main%20iWeb%20Site/Israel%20-%20Winter%20%2706_files/DSC_0156.jpg

The plains around that dig, the facade in the distance was the town Synagogue

http://web.mac.com/jessekelber/iWeb/Main%20iWeb%20Site/Israel%20-%20Winter%20%2706_files/DSC_0081.jpg

Last one from Israel, inside the walls of the Old City of Jerusalem

http://web.mac.com/jessekelber/iWeb/Main%20iWeb%20Site/Misc%20Photos_files/misc%20gallery%2002.jpg

http://web.mac.com/jessekelber/iWeb/Main%20iWeb%20Site/Misc%20Photos_files/misc%20gallery%2003.jpg

scanned from 35mm, this is near the Ship Canal Bridge in Seattle

http://web.mac.com/jessekelber/iWeb/Main%20iWeb%20Site/Misc%20Photos_files/misc%20gallery%2004.jpg

This is actually about 10 minutes from downtown at a dog park in Redmond Wa (4 minutes from MS headquarters)...

[slomatt]

Wow, great shots everyone!

Here's one from Canyonlands National Park
http://www.blankwhitepage.com/gallery/albums/southwest_2005/eIMG_4945.jpg

And some more if anyone is interested:
http://www.blankwhitepage.com/gallery/photography

- Matt

[jg45]

Here are a couple of my favorites:

Near Monument Valley
http://thegilmers.com/photogallery/albums/userpics/P9080055.JPG

The next morning from Gouldings
http://thegilmers.com/photogallery/albums/userpics/P9090079.JPG

Mary Murphy Mine and the Jeep two weeks after purchase
http://thegilmers.com/photogallery/albums/userpics/P1112386.JPG

[Schattenjager]

One of my faves... Actually shot by a friend of mine on one of our trips.

http://www.pangaea-expeditions.com/images/africa03images/090bullelephant.jpg

My new desktop on the wonderous 30" Apple HD! THANKS!
:clapsmile

[Willman]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v142/kcowyo/moonlightning_besel_c02.jpg


:bowdown:

Your the man KC!!!!!!

Love to hear more about this one!!

[thallca]

It's funny, I'm a news photographer and I have never looked nor posted anything in the photography forums. So here are a few that I have on my computer right now.

[JayP]

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p311/Jay949/DSC02917.jpg

[offroadchef]

:bowdown:

Your the man KC!!!!!!

Love to hear more about this one!!


Yes, we want to hear more on this one.....

[kcowyo]

Read all about it here..... (http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=3862&postcount=59):REOutShootinghunter

[Blacknmuddy]

Awesome pictures guys. I havn't traveled across the globe like some of you have, but here are some local shots from awhile back without any truck modifications.
http://img57.imageshack.us/img57/2664/gorman012rz2.jpg
http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/8253/image29ww0.jpg

[efuentes]

My favorites from last year trip to Creel, Chihuahua

On the way up from the coast

http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z111/mundofuentes/DSC00579.jpg


Cusarare Falls, near Creel

http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z111/mundofuentes/DSC00647.jpg


Arareko Lake, near Creel also.

http://i195.photobucket.com/albums/z111/mundofuentes/DSC00649.jpg

[IMG]

[eXpeditionXterra]

Okay, since I am new here and not many people have seen my shots I figured I would post some of my favorites. (I have a ton!!!)

Anza Borrego. Long exposure shot, happened to capture the fire, camp light, and the north star.
http://www.xterrawolf.com/images/xterra/borrego05/borrego13.jpg

Another from Anza Borrego near Pinyon Mt. Happened to catch an odd angle at the squeeze section.
http://www.xterrawolf.com/images/xterra/borrego05/borrego04.jpg

The way out.
http://www.xterrawolf.com/images/xterra/borrego05/borrego09.jpg

Moab, just a neat shot
http://www.xterrawolf.com/images/xterra/gone05/steelbender2.jpg

Canyonlands
http://www.xterrawolf.com/images/xterra/trip06/elephant1.jpg

I seem to like long exposure night shots.
http://www.xterrawolf.com/images/xterra/trip06/junction1.jpg

Engineer pass, CO
http://www.xterrawolf.com/images/xterra/trip06/engineer.jpg

Grand Mesa, CO
http://www.xterrawolf.com/images/xterra/trip06/view1.jpg

I have a bunch more! But here are some to get things started.

[eXpeditionXterra]

Can't forget this:

Death Valley
http://www.xterrawolf.com/images/xterra/trail-edit.jpg

[Tucson T4R]

Wow, fantatstic shots! Well done & thanks for posting.:clapsmile

[Halboo]

http://www.imagestation.com/picture/sraid225/p49b7ea756f4fa2efd5d38ce22a6f935f/e866acac.jpg

[Joanne]

I guess I'll pitch out a couple of my photos.

http://www.asolidfoundation.com/postings/gc003.jpg

Sometimes rainy and cloudy isn't such a bad thing.


http://www.asolidfoundation.com/postings/gc001.jpg

The wind was howling and this little bee was holding on for dear life.


http://www.asolidfoundation.com/postings/rr003.jpg

Looking out the window of an old gas station.

[Joanne]

I love the old mines. A lot of my offroad time is finding and photographing them.

http://www.asolidfoundation.com/postings/rr002.jpg


http://www.asolidfoundation.com/postings/sl001.jpg

This photo is a bit deceptive. The picture below is the side view.

http://www.asolidfoundation.com/postings/sl002.jpg


http://www.asolidfoundation.com/postings/rr001.jpg

There's a lot of empty space out in the west.

Thanks for looking!
Joanne

[CaliMobber]

First one is out by mesa,az the other is near last chance canyon in ca

http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w223/jrmobb55/IMG_1396.jpg

http://i177.photobucket.com/albums/w223/jrmobb55/IMG_0450.jpg

[LexusAllTerrain]

My father walking on the beach in Mexico with my kid ( dog ) and favorite vehicle!


It's here!

http://inlinethumb14.webshots.com/8845/2838968930089122298S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2838968930089122298mPZWNp)


Isla Tiburon in the background!

http://inlinethumb32.webshots.com/6815/2978334800089122298S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2978334800089122298RPIoks)

Las Ranas at Sierra Tarahumara!

http://inlinethumb45.webshots.com/5804/2503279610089122298S600x600Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2503279610089122298VUhwgK)

[Dragon]

http://img230.imageshack.us/img230/9773/favml5.png

[bluedog]

A little late to the party but since it's still going on.....

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v462/bikewrench/HeardingOctober2002088Small.jpg

[Dragon]

http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/1905/fieldfq6.png

[bluedog]

http://img144.imageshack.us/img144/1905/fieldfq6.png


I'll bite, where were your two pictures taken?

[Dragon]

I'll bite, where were your two pictures taken?

Post 134 was McCaslin Mountain in Wisconsin. Post 136 was Northern Illinois. I'll be putting more up, but all are in the US.

[bluedog]

Post 134 was McCaslin Mountain in Wisconsin. Post 136 was Northern Illinois. I'll be putting more up, but all are in the US.

I know we live near each other, I'm in Highwood/Highland Park, didn't realize we had such places here. Did you by any chance head to Cliffs on Sunday?


B.

[Dragon]

I know we live near each other, I'm in Highwood/Highland Park, didn't realize we had such places here. Did you by any chance head to Cliffs on Sunday?


B.


No, but I was out there two weeks previous. I like The Cliffs but I certainly would prefer expeditions or even mountain passes over Offroad Parks. I really need to move West :)

I'm in Lindenhurst, by the way.

[bluedog]

No, but I was out there two weeks previous. I like The Cliffs but I certainly would prefer expeditions or even mountain passes over Offroad Parks. I really need to move West :)

I'm in Lindenhurst, by the way.

I saw a yellow FJ on the road right outside the park had to figure it was heading there. I'm with you, Cliffs fills a quick fix but the bouncing and banging on those trails made for quads is driving me to plan a month trip in the near future.

B.

[Beowulf]

Mineral Point, San Juans.

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb153/tcmault/IMGP0292.jpg

Just outside of Gold Hill near Boulder CO

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb153/tcmault/P1040102.jpg

Not mine but I just like it.

http://i210.photobucket.com/albums/bb153/tcmault/Logbridge.jpg

[nwoods]

Cool thread, I've got a few:

the Narrows, at Zion:
http://nwoods.smugmug.com/photos/191481146-L.jpg

Lions Back from the northwest. Natural lighting, straight out of the camera, but not handheld:
http://nwoods.smugmug.com/photos/102197804-L.jpg

Lions Back, from the nub to the west, up high with a long telephoto. Makes for an interesting perspective:
http://nwoods.smugmug.com/photos/100144873-L-2.jpg

Lions back, the decent:
http://nwoods.smugmug.com/photos/102163504-L-1.jpg

Fins-N-things, in a rental :-)
http://nwoods.smugmug.com/photos/191481637-L.jpg

[Photog]

Wow, there are a lot of really great photos in this thread. Great work!

Here a a few photos. Some of you have seen these in other posts. They are all I have loaded into my Photobucket account, for now.

These are all from Death Valley, March 2007.
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p53/bsp3122/IV8E0413crsmaller.jpg

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p53/bsp3122/WarmCanyonBPsmaller.jpg

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p53/bsp3122/RacetrackCPsmaller.jpg

[AZCPP]

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p53/bsp3122/WarmCanyonBPsmaller.jpg


Brian,
I love this photo!!!!:beer:

[neliconcept]

http://fc02.deviantart.com/fs12/i/2006/316/f/8/natures_path_by_neliconcept.jpg

from my devart account

[IntrepidXJ]

I'll add a few.

Pomeroy Lakes

http://myxj.net/g2/d/89678-1/IMG_5193.JPG

[IntrepidXJ]

California Gulch

http://myxj.net/g2/d/86698-1/IMG_6109.JPG

[IntrepidXJ]

Yankee Boy Basin

http://myxj.net/g2/d/88760-1/IMG_6275.JPG

[IntrepidXJ]

Yankee Boy Basin

http://myxj.net/g2/d/88772-1/IMG_6281.JPG

[IntrepidXJ]

Imogene Pass

http://myxj.net/g2/d/87857-1/IMG_6339.JPG

[Photog]

I will stick with the Death Valley theme.
http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p53/bsp3122/IV8E0220web2.jpg

http://i125.photobucket.com/albums/p53/bsp3122/IV8E0223web2.jpg

[TeriAnn]

I will stick with the Death Valley theme.

:) :) :) I'll see your Death Valley:




http://www.tjwakeman.net/Shadowcatcher/sw_pages/sw_images/970337T.jpeg
Sand dunes near Stovepipe Wells in Death Valley in early morning light.

And raise you Monument Valley, a pair of slot canyons and lake Mono:



http://www.tjwakeman.net/Shadowcatcher/sw_pages/sw_images/960137T.jpeg
petrified Sand dunes

http://www.tjwakeman.net/Shadowcatcher/sw_pages/sw_images/960047T.jpeg
Teardrop arch


http://www.tjwakeman.net/Shadowcatcher/pot_pages/pot_images/980175T.jpeg
Upper Antelope Canyon

http://www.tjwakeman.net/Shadowcatcher/pot_pages/pot_images/980317T.jpeg
Rita's canyon


http://www.tjwakeman.net/Shadowcatcher/pot_pages/pot_images/970197T.jpeg
Lake Mono sand tuffas

http://www.tjwakeman.net/Shadowcatcher/nite_pages/nite_images/940017T.jpeg
South tuffas taken around midnight under a full moon

[nwoods]

TerriAnn, your Upper Antelope Canyon photo is one of the best I've seen of that type of formation.

Brian, your use of color is amazing. I particuarlly love the play of light on your Cottonwood Canyon shot. I have so much to learn!

[Kermit]

Mount Lemmon, Tucson, Arizona

http://inlinethumb23.webshots.com/26326/2504953030093498191S500x500Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2504953030093498191afugqS)

Lockett Meadow, Flagstaff, Azrizona

http://inlinethumb64.webshots.com/28351/2975620830093498191S500x500Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2975620830093498191GqnRdD) http://inlinethumb62.webshots.com/26429/2082785260093498191S500x500Q85.jpg (http://outdoors.webshots.com/photo/2082785260093498191bTCCED)

Mike's Sky Ranch, Baja

http://inlinethumb36.webshots.com/26275/2507549410093498191S500x500Q85.jpg (http://good-times.webshots.com/photo/2507549410093498191FEyJRp)

[Photog]

TeriAnn,
Very nice work. I think you win the hand.;)

Kermit,
You are making me homesick.:o

[Lost Canadian]

One of my recent favs.

http://inlinethumb41.webshots.com/28264/2615292580102217006S600x600Q85.jpg

[Photog]

Wolf,
This is a very nice shot. Would be good for an Xterra commercial :)

Which road are you on, in this image?

http://www.xterrawolf.com/images/xterra/trail-edit.jpg

[adventureduo]

My favorite for this month..

Looks fake to me..

http://img103.imageshack.us/img103/2494/cimg2807jpglv9.jpg

[sinuhexavier]

My wife in Chessler Park

[uriljack]

Stunning shots. I just love to visit western wall of Jerusalem. To approach the Wall and to pray silently beside it you must wear a hat. Prayers took place there everyday and night.

[Every Miles A Memory]

Maybe we need to start calling him Indy! Reminds me a lot of Dr. Jones.

HAHA!! I looked at before reading that it was actually him and thought he had just posted a photo from one of the Indiana Jones movies. That is a pretty sweet photo

[1911]

These have been scanned from transparencies and reduced in size and have doubtless lost some of the original (natural) lighting and resolution, but they're still some of my favorites:

Sunset over The Maze:

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h218/FJ80/The%20Maze/TheMazehazardousroute.jpg

Irish pig farmer:

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h218/FJ80/paddy.jpg

4th of July / Orange Day in Northern Ireland:

http://i65.photobucket.com/albums/h218/FJ80/Ireland/116RaceviewMuckamoreCoAntrim.jpg

[GTABurnout]

http://www.desertstreetcars.com/pics/gtaburnout/2-28-10_Sedona/2-28-10_8.jpg

[Peter_n_Margaret]

A few from Oz.
Not necessarily good technically, but I like 'em.

The Aboriginal Dance Festival at Laura, Cape York.
http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg120/Peter_n_Margaret/09%20Laura/Slide10.jpg

Camped on the Barkley Tablelands.
http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg120/Peter_n_Margaret/d2f66b68.jpg

Cheetima Beach campsite, South Australia.
http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg120/Peter_n_Margaret/46acb912.jpg

King George Falls, Kimberley, WA.
http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg120/Peter_n_Margaret/KGFalls.jpg

SW Tasmania.
http://i246.photobucket.com/albums/gg120/Peter_n_Margaret/76417d51.jpg

Cheers,
Peter