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

 

[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

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Here is a link to see what our sail boat looks like. sea pearl 21 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.

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[Scott Brady]

Here is another favorite:

 

[The BN Guy]

Scott is that Bryce Canyon?

 

[Scott Brady]

Yep

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

Altar Desert, Mexico

 

[pangaea]

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

 

[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.

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:

 

[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: