Photography- one photo a day

[Ross]

Won’t find better views in lower 48

 

[Stevek]

 

[Outdoor Writer]

King cheetah

 

[mtwarden]

 

[Stevek]

January 2020 during the rut in West Texas.

 

[Outdoor Writer]

Not a very good scan, but...

 

[AK Troutbum]

Goodbye snowy Alaska, next stop Maui in less than 6 hours.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

[AKDoc]

Goodbye snowy Alaska, next stop Maui in less than 6 hours.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Have a great time AKTB!

 

[AKDoc]

Lots of work demands right now, so I can only leave snowy Alaska in my mind...remembering four years ago, high in the Peruvian Andes of South America...

 

[Stevek]

One those days where you say..."boy I wish I had a camera"......and then this happens.

 

[mtwarden]

just another day in paradise

 

[Salmonchaser]

The photo is from yesterday, Lee’s Ferry. We’ve the same photo mated and framed in our living room from 41 years ago, she worked for Arizona fish and game, creel surveys. Pretty damn sure I wasn’t what she was looking for

 

[Outdoor Writer]

Firehole River, YNP​

 

[pirogue]

Western Rattlesnake from the Arizona Strip

 

[GSPHUNTER]

Firehole River, YNP​

View attachment 381076

It looks like the land is sliding into the river.

 

[Outdoor Writer]

It looks like the land is sliding into the river.

That it does.

Those light-colored areas on the left side are actually rills of warm water flowing from the hot springs/geysers into the river. They pretty much wipe out all the vegetation in their paths.

I didn't hang around long enough to see if the angler caught any trout. Me thinks maybe not, though, since the water in that particular area might be a bit too warm for trout.

 

[Newtosavage]

Rio Grande River near Creede, CO

 

[Idaho Brad]

Maui, Hawaii

Sent from my SM-G960U using Tapatalk

 

[Seeleylakehuntr]

my boy tracker

 

[Stevek]

Hunting out in the middle of a large ranch in the Trans Pecos when I spotted something white feeding in the greasewood. It stayed in one area for two days then moved about 2 miles to another pasture and then never seen again.