don_gallagher

I had a friend who used to climb the Weeping Wall on Cirrus Mountain

regularly (He is not in this photo). He said it was relaxing... The

ice cliff is rather large and in my Banff folder you can see a zoomed

out version where the climbers are specks. I was content to take

photos from the ground.

Very nice photo.  It has a good compositional simplicity that is very effective

Very nice.  I think I like this version over the other one.  Although the boat is not really moving, the amorphous sand and sky give the illusion of forward movement.

I think I like the original image better as well.  In the enhanced version the upper clouds look a little overcooked, although I like the brighter water in the enhanced version.  Either version, I like the photo.

A coyote we saw foraging in Jasper National Park. Although this is

Alberta in winter, this coyote was foraging in the drier eastern part

of the park.

Very striking.  Nice composition and lighting

Striking photo.  The dramatic sky and yellow canola foreground are very effective.

I like the converging light lines in the bottom of the photo and the texture.  As some one said, the sky is interesting but the lower half of the photo really makes the picture.

Beautiful light.  Can't beat a double rainbow

Typical postcard view of Mount Rundle. I thought the multi-branched

stump provided some foreground interest

Very nice photo with good composition and subtle HDR

Very nice symmetry and composition

Photo from last fall. The snow in New England ended a disappointing fall

color season

Very nice capture of the powerful weather.  I hope none of that spray got on your camera!

Very nice.  Love the effect of the moon behind the cactus.

Nice fall colors.  This was always a nice viewpoint for a photo.  Prior to the reconfiguration and fencing of the highway in the mid-1990s, you could look in this direction with no fence in the foreground...

You can see part of the Jasper Park Lodge over the Lake, which is a

brilliant cyan color. Thanks for any comments.

Very nice light and well-composed!

So lucky to live there!  The view from Mt. Norquay is always nice!

Trinity Church in Copley Square, Boston, reflected in the John Hancock

Tower and framed by the church itself. This was an HDR composite

composed of six photos. Interestingly, the sky's painterly look is

not a result of the HDR but some effect from the reflective glass of

the Hancock building, as a non-HDR photo in my Massachusetts folder

shows.

Thanks for any comments.

Very nice light and composition