Folks, even if you don't have an image to post, I would encourage each and every one of you to meander over to the Weekly challenge Gallery to feast your ideas on so many wonderful images.
I really feel privileged to serve as Moderator for such a wonderful gallery.
I posted some of the images earlier in the week, and I want to point you to more of them ...
Bill Chambers posted Lily Pads at Night. I personally think he found the Pot of Gold.
Larry Reitz' contribution is Moon Over Horse Pond. A pretty plain name for a body of water with such a fine reflection.
Andrew Yip posted a sight few of us will ever see! Lionesses on a Kill. I'm glad I was not that Impala!
Larry Andreasen shows us what skies really look like when there is little in the way of light pollution. Milky Way Sky. How often are you going to see that?
Stan Rose has a delightful image of Bandon Beach. I'm ready to close down shop and go in a heartbeat.
Wayne Simple has a beautiful composition of blues and silver, titled, Self Reflection. This is an image that will cause all of us to reflect ...
Brent Doerzman has captured Yosemite Moon. It almost looks as though Brent's buddies have climbed to the top of Cathedral Rocks and are aiming searchlights into the sky.
Jackie Howell had really captured a great Full Moon. Jackie swears this is a romantic basketball.
Gary Minish has published another great image which he has titled, Of moon and Mist. Gary has captured some outstanding ripples in the water in his image.
Rob Graham treated us to Monument Rock by Moonlight. In this shot we get to see a lot more of the detail and even some stars.
Greg Cope captured Sierra Night which is wonderful and crisp and has some great detail.
Sandy Richards has treated us to a most unusual view of the Lunar eclipse that occurred not long ago. In her image titled, Eclipse we see some most unusual colors up-close and personal.
Paul Wegemann has treated us to Arches NP under a full moon. Here the light came from a full moon and other than the presence of stars, this could have been a day shot with lots of details.
Paolo De Faveri has treated us to another capture that looks almost like daylight... See:Moonlight shadows #2. That title implies there may be more images and I hope Paolo chooses to post a second image.
Ron Pullen posted Moon Lit Colorado River. Ron too captured some of the gold overlooked by Bill.
Bill Chambers submitted Stars over Aucilla River. This has great diagonal cloud lines. I'm not sure but I have the sense Bill shoots frequently at night.
The images posted earlier in the week are here.
Awesome images--one and all ...
Carol
Oops. I almost missed one.
Walter Fisher just posted "SPOOKY" GBH .... BOO!!!!. WOW! I's a first-ever post for Walter. Hoo-ray!
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0 repliesI really feel privileged to serve as Moderator for such a wonderful gallery.
I posted some of the images earlier in the week, and I want to point you to more of them ...
Bill Chambers posted Lily Pads at Night. I personally think he found the Pot of Gold.
Larry Reitz' contribution is Moon Over Horse Pond. A pretty plain name for a body of water with such a fine reflection.
Andrew Yip posted a sight few of us will ever see! Lionesses on a Kill. I'm glad I was not that Impala!
Larry Andreasen shows us what skies really look like when there is little in the way of light pollution. Milky Way Sky. How often are you going to see that?
Stan Rose has a delightful image of Bandon Beach. I'm ready to close down shop and go in a heartbeat.
Wayne Simple has a beautiful composition of blues and silver, titled, Self Reflection. This is an image that will cause all of us to reflect ...
Brent Doerzman has captured Yosemite Moon. It almost looks as though Brent's buddies have climbed to the top of Cathedral Rocks and are aiming searchlights into the sky.
Jackie Howell had really captured a great Full Moon. Jackie swears this is a romantic basketball.
Gary Minish has published another great image which he has titled, Of moon and Mist. Gary has captured some outstanding ripples in the water in his image.
Grace Blair has joined us with a lovely scene titled: By the Light of the Silvery Moon. See: . Beautiful stars in the background, silver logs, and lovely silvery grasses.
Stan Rose rather hounded me to make a second contribution so I went out two nights ago and captured
[url=http://www.naturephotographers.net/imagecritique/ic.cgi?a=vp&pr=97700&CGISESSID=a17759cbd8649330a2b05905eaf86e2d&u=15154]Holy Cow. That's my first ever moon capture and I'm hooked on nighttime shooting.
Rob Graham treated us to Monument Rock by Moonlight. In this shot we get to see a lot more of the detail and even some stars.
Greg Cope captured Sierra Night which is wonderful and crisp and has some great detail.
Sandy Richards has treated us to a most unusual view of the Lunar eclipse that occurred not long ago. In her image titled, Eclipse we see some most unusual colors up-close and personal.
Paul Wegemann has treated us to Arches NP under a full moon. Here the light came from a full moon and other than the presence of stars, this could have been a day shot with lots of details.
Paolo De Faveri has treated us to another capture that looks almost like daylight... See:Moonlight shadows #2. That title implies there may be more images and I hope Paolo chooses to post a second image.
Ron Pullen posted Moon Lit Colorado River. Ron too captured some of the gold overlooked by Bill.
Bill Chambers submitted Stars over Aucilla River. This has great diagonal cloud lines. I'm not sure but I have the sense Bill shoots frequently at night.
The images posted earlier in the week are here.
Awesome images--one and all ...
Carol
Oops. I almost missed one.
Walter Fisher just posted "SPOOKY" GBH .... BOO!!!!. WOW! I's a first-ever post for Walter. Hoo-ray!