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Wow, what neon colors!

The black background & bright geyser give it an IR look, with a little color added back in for the fore & mid ground. Very cool look.

I've always liked the intense purple color of monkshood. Another nice shot, Kurt.

Taken homeopathically, Aconitum napellus is used for shock or sudden onset of symptoms (e.g. high fever, colds, sore throat, cough, inflammatory conditions) especially when linked to shock or fear. I was taking it after being hit by a car back in January.

Nice job, Jim. And also for the Disneyland workers for creating good looking cascades (at least in B&W).

Elegant, Kurt.

I admit, I still go in mid-winter. Mostly out of habit. That's the closest to the old Moab as it gets, I suppose. Do you remember when the gas line north of Moab melted 191? The highway was wavy for a time after that but now it's impossible to tell where it was. Isn't a bunch of the Kane...

Great capture, Eric! I've caught fleeting glimpses of them, usually in low light, though a friend of mine had one hanging out by his hot tub on a daily basis for weeks. He used to have chickens, so it probably smelled like meal time.

Wow, she literally looks ready to pop! Good job on stabilizing the flower for a clean shot of the spider.

That's great that your granddaughter was OK in the darkness the 2nd night. And good on you (as they say down under) for exposing her to outdoor adventures. I found that when getting sunrise & sunset shots there (the one time I was there) was pretty free of tourists, and I was there when...

Yellowstone is challenging to shoot because of all the restrictions (staying on walkways) and trying not to get the walkways in the shot. And the people and trash that seems to get dropped or blown in to the thermal pools. The pools have great color & worth the effort, though. One thought for...

Nice work, Trent. I especially like the last 2 with the pollen-covered bee.

I like the contrast of the detail in the flowers and soft background. And warm & cool colors. Great find!

Nice job all around. #1 & 3 get my vote. I've never seen that color on a cone flower before.

Boy, those are a lot of waterfalls! The edits make for stronger images all around. Nice job!

Beautiful, Kurt! How's retired life?

No, they're usually just straight vertical. If it was a tree, I'd say that the ground slid.

I'll have to hang them from the rear view mirror of a toy car!

Thanks, Alan. I keep my eyes peeled for these little treasures as well as large ungulates. And predators.

Thanks, Trent. I'm lucky to live where I do.