[Skitstep]

Per everyone's request, I've posted my second Gallery.

In my eyes, some of these are my "bad" (Not terrible) pictures. They were also some of my first few pictures before I learned all my tricks.
Hope you guys enjoy! :blackhat:

Flaming River

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Chipmunk

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Fred Hartman Bridge

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Macro Flower (A bit blurry due to me jumping from mosquitoes biting at my legs)

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Closeup Flower

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Yet another flower closeup

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Ladybug Closeup

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Yellowstone Grand Prismatic (Climbed a mountain for this picture)

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Death Valley Racetrack (ask about it below)

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Grand Tetons Waterfall

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Mountain S Curve

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Plains - My new fav picture.

[Customer]

HOW DID YOU TAKE THE FIRE RIVER ONE

THESE ARE AMAZING

[Cressi]

Awesome gallery, I like these ones more than number one

You've been to Death Valley? Awesome ^^

[Customer]

Also, what's about the death valley rocks?

[Skitstep]

HOW DID YOU TAKE THE FIRE RIVER ONE

THESE ARE AMAZING

This is actually one of the orange parts of the Grand Prismatic, which is the colorful circle looking thing on one of those pictures. That's how it looks close up.

Also, what's about the death valley rocks?

What about them?

[Cressi]

Also, what's about the death valley rocks?

These rocks are very mystical, as they "sail" during the nights, and leave tracks behind them.

So, these are heavy rocks which glide over the sand, sometimes amazing distances, just over night.

Read more Here (Wikipedia).

[BreShiE]

These look really cool again Vipr, nice one! I particularly like the first one.

[Skitstep]

These rocks are very mystical, as they "sail" during the nights, and leave tracks behind them.

So, these are heavy rocks which glide over the sand, sometimes amazing distances, just over night.

Read more Here (Wikipedia).

It's pretty crazy how these rocks do "Sail" during the nights.

What I've heard, Is that when it does rain (very rarely) - The ground becomes soft (It's rock hard) and then the wind "pushes" the rocks through the soft ground and then it rehardens. Sadly, people tend to walk on the platform when the ground is wet. So you have permanent footprints all over the place and sometimes it ruins pictures.

[Cressi]

What I've heard, Is that when it does rain (very rarely) - The ground becomes soft (It's rock hard) and then the wind "pushes" the rocks through the soft ground and then it rehardens. Sadly, people tend to walk on the platform when the ground is wet. So you have permanent footprints all over the place and sometimes it ruins pictures.

Yeah, that's a good theory.

That is indeed very true. I was there some years back, and they really don't go away...

[lux]

Well, time to delete my photography thread.

Great images OP.