Member's Photo Gallery

[Jcsgt]

Hey, Caloy, did you just wing it with that shot or did you know in your mind how to pullet off?

Good thing you didn't get too close--that chicken looked like it was half-baked and on the peck. Probably pretty egg-cited, as well.

 

[clgsamson]

Hey, Caloy, did you just wing it with that shot or did you know in your mind how to pullet off?

Good thing you didn't get too close--that chicken looked like it was half-baked and on the peck. Probably pretty egg-cited, as well.

Hahahahahaha, it was just one of those walk-about shots you take when you're in a new resort. No prep done. I agree he was pretty egg-cited, you can see his hottie babe on the foreground

 

[Larry C]

Nice sunset, Caloy. Shame, Chantal, shame shame shame on you.

 

[Jcsgt]

Shame, Chantal, shame shame shame on you.

Are you crying fowl, Larry?

 

[Rick Murchison]

I really really like this one Jam.
Thanks,
Rick

 

[Rick Murchison]

Sometimes shots just sort of reach out and strike me with a "now that's nice!" It may be technical excellence, maybe perfect composition, maybe some fascinating species or bio-action, or a combination - but more often than not it's just a pleasant reaction I can't pinpoint - just a thoroughly enjoyable photo. This is one of those...
Thanks,
Rick

 

[louisianadiver]

Very nice photos Jam and Parabolic.

Lisa: The blue whiptail lizard was about 2 feet long counting the tail. They're common on Bonaire.

Speaking of chickens (we were, weren't we?) here's a roseate spoonbill--a bird that nests in southern Louisiana each spring. Some people refer to them as "Louisiana flamingoes"

Clay

 

[Jcsgt]

Beautiful spoonbill, Clay! Looks like he posed perfectly for you.

 

[Jamdiver]

This is what happens when you don't dive for a while, start going through old photos...

Christmas tree worm

Scrawled Filefish, love the angle on these two...

Bit of motion blur here, was a rather speedy butterfly fish...

 

[Jcsgt]

Excellent composition with the Christmas Tree worm, Jam! I love the scrawled filefish, too. Those butterflyfish don't stand still for anything, do they? I have tons of photos of butterflyfish butts. At least you got his little face in there!