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The Great Outdoors (no garden shots, limit man made objects to wilderness gear, please)

BLM, Wilderness Areas such as the Bob Marshall, and where you might have permission to be on private land.

Featured Work

Volcano by Daidalos

Volcano Villarrica / Chile – Latin America Canon Powershot G1 / FL = 21mm(108mm) f=4.0 t= 1/320s ISO=100 Villarrica is one of many active Volcanos in Chile. Nevertheless, there are a lot of little towns in the surroundings of it :( And even two little cities, Pucon and Villarrica. Hope never happens anything. Very close to the volcano there is the Lake Villarrica, another nature wonder, extremely beautiful. Featured in Live and Let Live – Nov. 10, 2009 / Featured in The Great Outdoors – Nov. 08, 2009 / Featured in A View Somewhere – Nov. 08, 2009 / Featured in The Compact Group – Oct. 23, 2009 / Featured in Latin America group – June, 2009
Winter at Murray`s Bridge by Arrowman

A 3 shot HDR / Murray`s Bridge is on The River Wey Navigation at Byfleet in Surrey. Note the Snowman fishing !
Mountain Monarch by Rich Summers

/ MOUNTAIN MONARCH A majestic bull elk stands at alert in a winter meadow. Oil on canvas – 16×20 / Original is for sale
Dying Embers of Winter Daylight by DMHImages

The last dying embers of daylight reflect through the trees on to a icy, cold pond. Photograph taken near the village of Ayr, Ontario, Canada.
Ice Covered Limbs above the Horseshoe Falls, Niagara by DMHImages

A different look at the Horseshoe Falls focusing in on the ice covered limbs of a tree as it clings perilously to the edge of the Niagara River. A section of the Horseshoe Falls can be seen in the background. Niagara Falls, Canada, Ontario.
Blaven in the Gloaming, Loch Cill Chriosd, Isle of Skye. by PhotosEcosse

The very last kiss of light on the shoulders of the mountain, on a chilly Winter’s afternoon. / Very cold, and very still, the way I like it. / The sun sets very early at this time of year in the North West Highlands, late November. Seven hours of daylight at the very Max, on a good day, but when the weather is bad…......too dark ! / I love it when it is frosty, or snow, since this gives us much needed light. / Payback comes in Summer when we get just three hours of darkness. / On a good day ! Shot on my Canon EOS40D, on a tripod, polarising filter, f22, 1 sec, iso 100, auto wb, 18-55mm lens at 42mm, RAW file processed in Adobe CS3, selective levels/curves, Intellisharpen. FEATURED IN / http://www.redbubble.com/groups/natural-color-and-light / AND / http://www.redbubble.com/groups/a-view-somewhere / AND / http://www.redbubble.com/groups/the-great-outdoors MORE OF MY ISLE OF SKYE IMAGES….......
What?? (Bison walking down the road in Yellowstone) by Ann Van Breemen

This big old bull was wandering slowly down beside the road in Yellowstone N.P. When we stopped to take a photo he turned to look at us as if to say, “not again” as every car that went past also stopped beside him to gawk. He was big. I wouldn’t like to be around if he got really upset!!
I'm Freezing by Sean Jansen

Photo taken at Lake Louise, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada /
Thanks Lady! by Vickie Emms

Featured in The Great Outdoors – November 8, 2009 / Featured in Deer Me!! – November 8, 2009 After covering my flower beds with dead heads and leaves for the winter, two of our six regular deer family enjoyed eating the greens that were left over. We see a herd of 6 very regularly passing through the gardens and yard. / Photographed in Anola, Manitoba. / Canon EOS 50D; Sigma 150-500mm lens / 1/60 sec.; F5.6; 267mm; ISO 400
Icy Mirror, Jackson Wyoming. by Ann Van Breemen

This is Schwabacher Landing, a beaver pond in Jackson, Wyoming, now currently frozen over. Those are the snow covered Teton Mountains in the background. Canon EOS 40D. Canon EF 28-135mm IS @ 28mm.
Snow Abstract by Carl M. Moore

Canon Rebel EOS T1i w/ Canon IS USM 70-300mm, f/4, 1/640sec, ISO-200, 70mm / Buelah, Co. / Featured in The Great Outdoors
Shapes of Things to Come.... by maxy

Ah yes, it’s getting colder! This is an actual shot taken inside the ice caves behind our house a couple years ago close to this time of year, untouched but enlarged (original was kinda small) – Mother nature sure is amazing !

Recent Work

Path of the Righteous by missmoneypenny

Evening sunshine filters through the Buckholt Wood in Monmouth /
Merced River 2 Yosemite, NP by William Clair

Taken on a rainy day. Nikon D300 with a 28-200 lens. Yosemite National Park, USA.
Kakadu sunrise by Lynda Harris

The sun rising over beautiful Kakadu, NT, Australia.
Curious rock wallaby in Nitmiluk Gorge, Katherine, Northern Territory by Lynda Harris

This curious little girl in Nitmiluk Gorge soon disappeared amongst the rocks – perfect camouflage.
High Sierra Lake by doubleheader

Red lake located off hiway 88 east of Kirkwood in California..Canon T1i w/ Canon 18-55 IS lens, polarizer filter….=D
Mt. Lorette Ponds by Vickie Emms

Featured in Mountains Across the Globe – November 20, 2009 / Featured in Your Country’s Best – November 15, 2009 / / Top 8 in a Challenge in Mountains Across the Globe – November 14, 2009 / Featured in Collage and Landscape photography – June 2, 2009 / Top 10 (4th) Placement in challenge in “All parks” – June 2, 2009 / Featured in ImageWriting – March 3, 2009 / Featured in Live, Love, Dream – January 16, 2009 / 269 views as of November 16, 2009 / Photo taken with Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT; Canon 18-55mm lens; Dynamic Photo HDR The Mt. Lorette Ponds in Kananaskis Country, Alberta, are 5 small ponds that were formed by the diversion of the Kananaskis River. They are often stocked with rainbow trout and fishing is permitted. There is a nice little bridge where you can cross from one side to the other with a paved walking trail all around the ponds. My friends and I built an Inukshuk on the banks of this pond in September 2006, I will check this year when I go back to see if was left there or destroyed. Kananaskis Country is a park located southwest of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. / Canon EOS Rebel XTi; Canon 18-55mm lens / Inukshuk / They are monuments made of unworked stones that are used by the Inuit for communication and survival. The traditional meaning of the inukshuk is “Someone was here” or “You are on the right path.” / (http://www.inukshukgallery.com/inukshuk.html) /
Eatin' Leaves by Donna Ridgway

Found this guy on our trip to Arizona. He was enjoying the fall leaves so much, his eyes were half closed in blissful pleasure! / —-—-—-— / Nikon D300, 70-300 mm lens
Canopy Shadows by Garth Smith

Rainforest gum tree shadows …..... shallow pebbles through the naturally occuring sweet tannin stained waters ….... / Black River in the Spion Kop Forest Reserve in NW Tasmania / 10 minutes from Smithton. / Nikon D40 / Nikkor 18-200mm VR @ 24mm / ISO200 / F-4.5 / 1/40th sec 667+ views featured in Natural Colour & Light group November 2008 / featured in Natural Colour & Light group 24th March 2009 / featured in Nikon D40x group 22nd June 2009 Sold as a 600mm x 450mm canvas print
On the lookout - Hluhluwe Umfolozi, South Africa by Lynda Harris

An oxpecker keeps a lookout for danger to his zebra host.
Sunflower Dreamscape by DeerPhotoArts

Taken at a sunflower farm in CT., USA Nikon D-300 / 1/500, F9, ISO 200 Check out my other images: CHECK OUT MY PORTFOLIO FOR MORE…
Flying Free T-shirt by Sharon K. Shubert

Designed using my digital art work.
Sunset Kakadu National Park NT by Adrian Paul

BEST VIEWED LARGE Taken at Yellow Waters, Cooinda, Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory, Australia FEATURED IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORY GROUP WINNER OF SUNRISE AND SUNSETS – MOONRISE AND MOONSET CHALLENGE IN THE NORTHERN TERRITORY GROUP Framed Print /

This group is for those of us who haunt the wilderness areas of the world. Game management areas, Bob Marshall Wilderness, BLM land, Forest Service land, and private land where you have permission. We want to see wilderness areas, where you’re free to roam at will.

The group is open to wildlife, animals, and scenery found in these areas. ((We’re not looking for garden or floral shots)). There are many groups that are perfect for those types of images. We’re not looking for man-made objects in the images either, so please refrain from submitting images that include those kinds of things.

We accept photography, paintings and other art works including digital art works. Show us your images, t-shirts, and writing depicting these areas and wildlife found there.

Congrats to Imber, the winner of the “Colors of Fall” Challenge, the group’s first challenge! Shown here is the winning entry and the Top Ten.