Belgarion

some beautiful and amazing pictures in there. Congratulations with your marriage by the way. Your wife looks quite lovely.

reminds me a lot of Chernobyl. very very sweet indeed.

that fog shot is great

Mm. that'd be fun, but where would I put it?

I think I agree. it's the most fun to look at. Holy macro indeed. But I think I'll be using 3 for my background. It's the cleanest. Macro and Night photography are the best.

Singapore has a lot of cool buildings. I remember walking around thinking "Wow.. why don't American cities look this awesome?"

I'll be uploading these to DeviantArt after I finish getting my vacation pictures up. So you guys get a "sneak peak." Don't you feel special?! Uh so anyway, net-size pics and "desktop" sized pics. Click on them for the large images.

yeah those top two pics totally rock. The ceiling in the first and the floaty spires are nice and creative. great work once again.

My penis is small. 7.9

according to the owner that car is actually made by mitsubishi with a Dodge badge tagged on it. I still think it looks pretty good. I'm glad you like the backgrounds though. I find that to be the hardest part of car photography.

it's a water tower. I'll remember to get the dof pics next time.

I took some pics for a friend at a local car club today. If I may say so, they turned out pretty good. Her headlight isn't sealed properly, and thus fogs up, but otherwise I think her car is really nice. I don't normally care for Dodges, but this one is pretty hot imo.

that's pretty cool. good idea. shouldn't there be more bleachers though?

uh, well, all the national parks are "natural." Big Bend isn't visited as much as most parks, but it's still a National park with a visitor center and such.

that torrent was awesome. I got a consistent 600kb/sec. Thanks for the link zynd.

That last one looks like a sepia. I love it!

Crazy isn't it? Sand Dunes floored me. I wasn't expecting it at all. We were driving toward it and we saw some sand thinking "oh, there it is." But that wasn't it, and we kept driving toward something larger, and eventually we started going down and we realized these mountainous things were the dunes. Snow-capped peaks with dense vegetation on the side and 800 foot sand dunes at the base with a snow-melt stream running in along the side. Truly unique. One of my top 5 parks (out of 25, whew!). none. I saw one in Big Bend though!

Sand Dunes National Park in south-central Colorado.

This is the Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado. Beautiful place. I'd love to go back.

nice work. I never really got HDR to work very well.

Galen Rowell is really good. I'm not sure he's actually famous, but definitely well known. http://www.mountainlight.com/

*sigh* So demanding e-freak.

I decided I was lazy and let imageshack resize it for me

Not a lot in Guadaloupe, but a few nice ones.

Yeah, maybe a little too contrasty. I edited all these on my friend's laptop and I kind of like the over-contrast. I might dial it back down if I post more in the future. I use a Canon 20D and a Tamron 17-50 2.8. The lens has been a phenominal performer for me. Sharp at every aperture (4-11 is awesome, defnitely beyond the capabilities of my camera). Umm.. heh. I don't know how many. This certainly doesn't constitute all the ones I really like from Big Bend though. I was trying to keep the number down. And this is only Big Bend. I've been through about 20 other parks now. Thanks for the compliments everyone!