A Winter Day on Grouse Mountain

Reviewing some past images this evening, I came across this shot from Grouse Mountain just to the north of Vancouver.  Not sure why this image attracted me today, unless it is the fact I am going to Hawaii tomorrow.  I will be spending Christmas there with my family this year.  I just checked the weather there and the current temperature is +29C.  Bring it on!

Merry Christmas to all my viewers and see you in the new year.

Live well and prosper.

Dennis

Continuing With the Black and White Theme !!!

Here is an image taken near Page, Arizona which I like very much.

Live well and prosper.

Dennis

A Quick Trip to Istanbul

Here is an image of the Hagia Sophia in central Istanbul.  It was taken early evening and I quite like the black and white rendition.

"When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change".

Live well and prosper

Dennis

More Black, White Shades of Grey

Here is an early morning image from Arches National Park in Utah.

Enjoy

Dennis

My Friend the Vervet Monkey

A vervet monkey from Mahale National Park in Tanzania.

Cheers
Dennis

More Black and White

As you know I have been experimenting in the Black and White world lately.  This image is of Cathedral Rock in Arizona and I quite like the look in Black and White.  I hope  you enjoy.

"When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change".

Cheers
Dennis

Penguins Everywhere !!!!

Here is an image from the Falkland Islands, specifically Saunders Island.  It shows 3 separate colonies of Gentoo Penguins.  Enjoy.

"When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change".

Dennis

The Day the World Ends !!!

Here is my rendition of what a thermonuclear explosion of the sun would look like.  I would just as soon not be around when and if it happens.  It is my rendition of what the end of the world might look like.  I am not sure how I achieved this look from what was originally a sunset shot taken in Swakupmondm, Namibia but here it is for your entertainment.

"It is amazing how much is accomplished, when nobody cares who gets the credit".

Cheers
Dennis