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Jul 23, 2012 21:02:48 #
Stevieboy wrote:
They have nice composition and draw the viewer in. Nice job.
Thanks! I took more than a thousand pictures in seven days so I had plenty of practice!
Jul 23, 2012 21:00:15 #
Blueduck wrote:
Very nice. I really like the feild of yellow poppies. And that shot of the ram, WOW. I'd put that on the wall for sure, or at least in a coffee table book with some of your other work.
Thanks so much! There are more sheep than people in Iceland and they don't live in fences so you have to be careful on the road. Everything is so green there now cause there is plenty of rainfall and the sun does not set during the summer months. 24hr daylight means you can take pictures 24/7 if you can stay awake!!
Jul 23, 2012 20:56:28 #
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Jul 23, 2012 20:55:39 #
Bob1190 wrote:
Great series. Beautiful Photos
Thanks for looking!
Jul 23, 2012 20:55:05 #
Farview wrote:
the 3rd pic, green weed, what is that?
I've taken shots of that in North Central PA, lowlands area, gets real tall, like 5 ft. Wondering what the name of it is?
judy
I've taken shots of that in North Central PA, lowlands area, gets real tall, like 5 ft. Wondering what the name of it is?
judy
I believe it is the rhubarb flower. At least that what a google search turned up. It grows wild everywhere in Iceland and it seems to attract flies. I had to shoo the flies off it to get the picture. If anyone thinks it may be something different please let me know!
Jul 23, 2012 20:52:05 #
Danilo wrote:
Beautiful photos, Nikon13! Thanks for sharing, looks like you had a great time in Iceland.
As I see your photos getting better and better, I worry that, one day, you may no longer talk to us little people!
Thank you again!
As I see your photos getting better and better, I worry that, one day, you may no longer talk to us little people!
Thank you again!
Thanks Danilo! I would never forget the Hedgehoggers!!
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Jul 23, 2012 07:24:29 #
Jul 22, 2012 23:35:16 #
twindad wrote:
It's my ex-wife.
mollymolly wrote:
Sorry about the IQ of the photos. I assumed at first that it was a Water Snake, but now I am wondering. It was about 4 feet long and heavy bodied. I am hoping that I wasn't stupid enough to get within striking distance of a Water Moccasin!!
It's my ex-wife.
Thats funny I don't care who you are!!!
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Jul 22, 2012 23:27:06 #
These are a few of my pictures from recent trip to Iceland. Thanks for taking a look!
I think these are poppies
Not sure what this is but I had never seen a flower this color
Annuals planted in Reyjavik
Rhubarb flower
Oystercatcher
More of these guys than people!
Jul 19, 2012 09:09:06 #
I have heard that those pits on the face are used to detect heat coming from prey but they also estimate the size of the prey based on the heat signal. If it deems you too big to kill or eat it will not strike unless you practically step on it. In other words, they will strike only as a last ditch effort to get away.
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Jul 18, 2012 13:20:43 #
Back problems really stink. Hope this does not last long for her
one from Iceland
Jul 17, 2012 21:43:04 #
whitewitch wrote:
quote=Nikon13 I have just returned from my trip t... (show quote)
Only six hours from JFK!!! Give it a try!
Jul 17, 2012 21:40:59 #
coco1964 wrote:
Beautiful shots of a country that is often overlooked for it's beauty. I really never realized this until a friend of mine had to go there on a business trip. She brought back some spectacular shots and she's not really into photography. If you have any of those shots where the people are like at a beach but actually the water is warm like bath water all year around. With all those shots taken I hope we get to see some more down the road---keep them coming......
You must be talking about the Blue Lagoon. That is supposed to be Icelands top tourist attraction but I have to disagree with that. It is a man made pool that contains the runoff from a geothermal plant. It has blue water with silica in it and it is very warm. However, in July it is full of people, like a large public pool. It was ok but I don't think it lives up to the hype. I don't have pictures because I was afraid to take my camera around a pool! There are pictures online that make it look like a bathers paradise but the pictures are a bit misleading. Thanks for the compliments on the pictures. I may put together a few more!
Jul 17, 2012 21:33:28 #
Sunfish 33 wrote:
Wow....that must have been a wonderful trip.....great shots of a beautiful country!
Definitely a beautiful country and not too crowded even during the busiest season for tourist.
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