Wonders of the World

[stefan]

the old "beyond utah" thread

the following was during a time when folks saw this forum as strictly utah-based and this thread was to allow folks to show their photos from elsewhere ... but now that bogley is more universal i've renamed the thread to wonders of the world ... so please ... feel free to blow our minds

i know most find it hard to believe that there is anything really outside of utah (har har) but,
given that this is a utah forum, it makes sense that there should be a thread of photos outside of utah.

why?

well, it seems to me that there are many talented photographers who spend their time here on this board,
and they photograph other places too. so, a thread to express themselves beyond utah ...

[stefan]

i'll start 'er off (thinking of snow) with a shot from a may b/c skiing trip in CAL-EE-FOR-nee-a

[b]peering into yosemite from matterhorn peak,
eastern sierra nevada, CA

[asdf]

I took this pic while hiking around Jenny Lake in the Grand Tetons; spring of 2005.

[americanhero]

nice idea So here is a shot of Little Finland, Nevada. A fantastic area to explore a lot of funny rock formations

[R]

Grapevine Hills, Big Bend National Park, Texas, March 2007...





-Richard

[R]

Devil's Hall Trail, Guadalupe Mountains National Park, Texas, November 2006...




FWIW, I am hoping to bring Abby, Mitchell and the dogs to Utah later this month. Can't wait.

-Richard

[sparker1]

Chinook Pass, near Mt Rainier NP.

[asdf]

I took this picture of my wife and our oldest child walking along McClure's Beach in Point Reyes in 2005 ... I really love this picture.

[americanhero]

Rainbow Vista/Valley of Fire

The colored rock formations in VoF are amazing and I enjoyed it being there in late afternoon.
Not the best pic throughout the windshield, but I like it somehow.

[stefan]

my friend jen took this shot while we were hiking in chamonix

[goofball]

wichita mountains, oklahoma.

[R]

wichita mountains, oklahoma.

Now you're talking about where I grew up. The Wichitas are something of a diamond in the rough.




http://richardbarron.net/galleries2/wichitasnov/

-Richard

[goofball]

wichita mountains, oklahoma.

Now you're talking about where I grew up. The Wichitas are something of a diamond in the rough.


-Richard

SPECTACULAR area. we lived in tulsa until 03 and i would frequently make trips down there, its where i cut my outdoors teeth.

styx canyon is very cool, but hard as hell to get too.

[stefan]

more like diamonds nicely cut, i would think

[stefan]

in the heart of wrangell-st. elias nat'l park, alaska, august, 1997

[goofball]

the palisades, from amphitheater basin in kings canyon np

[shaggy125]

Ok, time for another homework diversion (yes, I've been up all night!) Here is one of me jumping into Lake Tahoe in February on a dare.

[shaggy125]

Downtown Pittsburgh (or I should say dahn-tahn picks-burgh)

[shaggy125]

Little Round Top memorial (Gettysburgh)

[shaggy125]

North Rim