An image from a couple winters ago when all of Oregon & Washington went into a deep freeze for a week causing every waterfall across the PNW to be blanketed in a suit of ice. This is Snoqualmie Falls and this trip was the last time I was able to get to the lower area of the falls before they closed it for some kind of construction until 2014 I think.

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Another Zen Sunday..and one of my best zen-photos (2:1 pano) goes to
to my dear friend +Nathan Wirth and #ZenSunday

Good day G+'ers. This is the image that I wanted to post yesterday, but failed due to the still buggy latest G+ app for iOS.
I'm not sure if it is coincidence, but I've noticed that a few followers have de-circled me in the past shortly after posting iPhone images. It is hard for me to believe that some people can be so purist that the mobile phone photography phenomena, perhaps even a genre, can be deemed "offensive". Regardless, it's a helluva lot of fun to play with, and I'm convinced it's here to stay.

What is your opinion? Is iPhonography a sub-standard phenomena / genre, and if so, why? It would be nice to understand such sentiments a bit better.

iPhone 4 + Hipstamatic + a bit of tweaking in Snapseed.

A shot from the Italian Dolomites.

#monochromemonday curated by +Charles Lupica +Bill Wood and +Hans Berendsen
#mountainmonday curated by +Michael Russell
#naturemonday curated by +Rolf Hicker
#exposedphoto

Into the Mist

While traveling in Vietnam last year there were many days when the weather was misty and rainy. The great thing about being a photographer is that I enjoy "crappy" weather when traveling ... granted, I don't want it pouring rain so much that my camera gets soaked, but a little drizzle and fog added beauty and ambience to my photographs that would not have been there on a sunny day.

Over the next 3 days I will be posting 3 similar photos for feed back on which one I should consider printing. This is pic 1.

Taken at a Google+ meet-up organised by +Michael N Sutton and photographers attending were +Raymond Tse, +James Lunan, +Stephen Godfrey, +Tony Gee and +Carole Diamond at Coalcliff Beach. One other photographer I wished was there is +Kieran O'Connor as this is in his local area. One day mate I'll get to shoot with you.

HDR - Parking ...
Flickr - http://goo.gl/em4yp
Facebook - http://goo.gl/BqQ7n
#photography #PlusPhotoExtract #hdr #fotografia #pt #dri
After couple of months of bad weather finally beautiful sunset today :)
I will post something tommorow :)

An impression from Tierra del Fuego (Fireland, the home of the wind), taken a few days before christmas 2005

#MonochromeMonday
#plusphotoextract

Snapped this as I was driving home from Dublin on the N4. As the sun began to set, the final beams of light stretched across the dual carriage-way and just managed to light this lonely tree.

In the summertime these sand dunes of Yyteri are crowded with sunbathers, but when snow falls the dunes belong to sled riders...

#sundaysubtlelandscapes curated by +Steve Sieren

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