This is on the Kicking Horse R., that portion that runs thru Yoho National Park in British Columbia

Interesting, I don't know but we were in a saloon museum at the time.

Story of Kate here http://www.bignosekates.info/history2.html

What was your exposure metering set at? Evaluative? maybe if you used spot metering and spotted on the herd which would have ignored most of the moon exposure and allowed you to increase your iso and maybe stopped down another stop or two to get a deeper dof. 1/600 should have captured the moving herd in good focus for low light situation. It is one of those situations where full manual mode would apply and try several combinations.

Yup, there is elk there

Damned Lightroom anyway. Technically I did not put it on the painting, its on my photo, but to please everyone I'll change it

Assuming you mean watermarking

Try these
http://freewatermarksoftware.com
http://www.watermarquee.com
http://louisem.com/1912/free-watermark-software-watermark-online

Snapped this in "old town" Tombstone AZ of all places

I like efficient over lazy and frugal over cheap

Geosetter software looks real good, unfortunately there is no mac version.

I got my Canon gps for a shade over 200.00 not a lot more than a hand held would cost and no work or fuss at all (I'm lazy) and less chance for error. Nikon has one for their cameras also

The only thing is when gps is on hotshot you cannot use flash but it also attaches to camera via a cable if you happen to be using flash

I read all kinds of replies regarding hand helds, smartphones e.g. but most all of them have some serious drawbacks.

Take a smartphone and sync with other pics - maybe everyone does not have these items and then all images will be shown taken at same spot which maybe they were not.

Do you want to carry a notepad and mark down your location for each image image then manually transfer to metadata. I don't.

Yes many of them you can download the track and sync them later on your computer, better have the time on both camera and gps the same when taking the image or no sync and is a pain anyway.

Do you shoot raw - then read info about gps carefully they may not write to raw files.

Mac users beware - many do not have software for macs

My canon gps sits on the hotshot sync the camera to the gps time stamps both jpegs and cry (raw) files , puts into the metadata the direction you were facing at time of shot just that simple

I don't think it was Rain Forest Cafe, I don't think we were there. We did spend a day at the Moody garden's and aquarium.

I have a new Canon gps attachment coming for my camera so I will never (hopefully) forget where I took a picture.

I think it is great and nothing that a little post processing in Lightroom cannot rectify

Apparently flamingos stand on one leg and bury their head when they are sleeping

Not entirely sure where I took this one but it was in my Galveston folder

Another fro Galveston