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Forests are challenging places to make meaningful images. And you handled the light very well. Nice imaging!

A couple panos from Colorado a few years back. Wyoming (can't you tell?) Bridger National Forest near the Tetons Bridge over the Merced, Yosemite Valley Dunderberg Meadows, CA

Great imaging as usual Eric. I had a Guira Cuckoo ready to go but you beat me to it! It's hard too tell if this Macaw is annoyed, they always look happy. And this Green Rufous Kingfisher is just being cute for the photographer.

The signage at the entry to the nature area is in the wrong language.

It's a nice road and takes you to some great places and trailheads. Fortunately not too many people go there.

It's #4 for me, that background light is great.

Congrats on the new rig Bob! I'll stick with my GFX for a while longer though I added a Sony kit to the arsenal this year.

Very nice image Jim. I thought it was called Monument Basin. I've been there, both from the top where you were and down near the edge on the White Rim Road.

Nice imaging of a favorite place.

The Crack. Zion NP. 4x5 Astia Film, scanned.

Why you're attempting to do is quite possible, but it requires careful masking and knowing what parameters to set in the blur control.

I'm generally not a MW fan, but there are numerous elements here that work well together. Nice, Jim!

Beautiful bird. Nice imaging!

Very good timing and/or luck on these fine conditions. Nice photo!

I'm not referring to storing images there, but rather that the regenerative fill feature is an internet based thing. Just try it and see. No risk to your work.

Jim, you should try it. It's amazing.

The BW is quite well done. Very nice!

Yeah, turns out not to be bad at all. Since I have the Suite, I get 400 credits a month! Wanna buy some?

Just one small section of high peaks of this long north to south Range of Light. Within is Mount Whitney, among many other named peaks. A favorite area of many including myself. So nice to wake up and look out to this!

Lovely image. I would've liked more road and the bottom of the tree trunks in the foreground.