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An old slide scan converted with Silver FX Pro.

Through my office window this morning while I was watching a zoom meeting of a local photography group! Of course then I had to go reward it with a handful of peanuts for posing.

Perhaps my favorite so far.

After a long night of Deep Space photography, I took a quick 45min nap to get up to shoot the last of the stars with my 14mm which then turned to sunrise. :) I haven't processed my 14mm star shots yet, because I really liked the way the sunrise turned out. Not too long before sunrise there...

Mt.-Rainier-Morn-8.19-04-Pano by Jim Dockery posted Aug 16, 2019 at 1:17 PM Mt. Rainier as seen from just above Sunrise a couple days ago.

Drone View, DJI M2P

The chickadee stood it's ground and stared down the hummer.

I cannot ask for a better element than this, I'm sure they also enjoyed the sunset!

Since many members seem to frequent Yosemite, and then of course shoot the biggest wall there, I thought I'd share a few pictures from a climb of the Salathe Wall back in the early 70s. Shot with a Rollie 35 on Kodachrome 64. Early Climb (63) by Jim Dockery posted Jun 2, 2018 at 9:54 AM Me...

Everyone in Colorado know this place, those who don't, it's Garden of the Gods. Had an early morning tryout today , made it there just few minutes before sunrise thanks to "no traffic jam'

My wife and I had some fun playing with out shadows on the Bryce Canyon Rim Trail on a fall evening.

Shot just down from the overlook. I was trying to just use my 55mm as a walk-around lens, so had to go pano for wider shots, as I remember I shot this one in 3 rows. Hwy-12_Pano by Jim Dockery posted Feb 15, 2018 at 9:07 AM

We spent 3 days in here two falls ago. Dropped into the middle and camped, then a day hiking both up and down stream. Coyote-Gulch_0307 by Jim Dockery posted Feb 19, 2018 at 9:09 AM Coyote-Gulch_0364 by Jim Dockery posted Feb 19, 2018 at 9:09 AM Coyote-Gulch_0207 by Jim Dockery posted Feb...

Mt. Index is one of the easiest access dramatic peaks in the Cascade mountains of Washington, sitting right next to Hwy 2 not far from Seattle. It's north peak is also one of the hardest to reach, with no easy way up (or down). In the summer it presents an interesting mix of hard to protect...

After seeing the nice color versions of these towers in the landscape forum I went back through my files to my own trip to Monument Valley. I didn't pay for a guide so all my shots are from the road.

After a lot of research I still was conflicted about going to Antelope Canyon. Of course the images I'd seen were beautiful, and a college of mine, Bruce Barnbaum, was one of the first photographers to discover it. Reading about the crowds, $$ for the photo tours, and contsraints to keep with a...