Mine too. thanks.

On the rail from Cheyenne, WY to Nampa, ID then back to Cheyenne

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Very nice. Sunsets are great, love the colors.

Thank you to all for your comments.

Thank you.

Spring tranquility

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Thank you. The light was just right to see wing motion. First time I caught that particular perspective.

Thank you.

Bees are working hard to pollinate fruit trees.

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Great shot

Male Wood Duck (Aix sponsa).

Thanks. It's difficult for me to pass up a chance to photograph a Wood Duck.

Nikon D7100 at ISO 2500, Sigma 50-500mm at 460mm, 1/1600-sec at f/6.3, Natural Light, No crop

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The first time I tried photographing snowflakes I used black velvet to catch the snow and that worked ok but I wasn't getting the result I was looking for. The next time I caught the snow on the black velvet and when I found a flake that looked promising I used a very small brush and transferred it to a glass microscope slide which I set on top of a 150 ml beaker which sat on top of a blue background. To get some light from the side I used a car trouble light. My shots are handheld and with the shallow DOF not all edges are sharp but using this technique gave me results closer to what I was after. Appreciate you sharing your information.

Thanks "Curve In." When you post images I always admire your work. As I viewed your snowflake post I thought to myself - it looks to me like a black wool mitten capture. That was a nice capture.