Larry Buck

Ah maybe because they were shot at 1/4 and  1/8 shutter speed handheld?

Thanks Joe and the General

From the summit at 10,000 ft / 3,300 m there was a total cloud bank below the entire mountain. Could not see Albuquerque which is at 5,000-5,700 feet below. Sandia Mountain above the clouds

Forgot to say both images were handheld and no flash.

Albuquerque Biopark annual River of Lights Giraffes (not actually running)

Thanks for the kind words Xioamio. Glad you enjoyed them. Larry

That is literally breath taking. Sorry I couldn't resist. Don't get to see many Pentax cameras around the world and certainly not that high. Larry

Thanks Miles.

Thanks Dan. Quite a trip to the Himalayas. I live at 7,000 ft but that is foothills compared to where you were.  Larry

Danke Anton, Love your city.

Thanks Richard. Agree that including folks show the scale of the dunes.

Thanks Mike

Thanks Tom

Thanks Peter

Thanks Dean. I would like to visit OZ some day.

Thanks Tony, that K5IIs still can do the job.

Camera club took a trip to Colorado for sand dune shoot. The sheltering Sky Shades of Gray Early snow and Sand Dunes Grains of sand and Grain in the sand

Bit judgemental especially for a Canadian. Mazano Mountain, New Mexico 4th Of July trail, Monzano Mountain, New Mexico

Old warhorse lens and the K5IIs. High mountain Aspens, Pecos Wilderness, NM Hills of Gold

Thanks, me either.