Scenic pictures.

[Marc Martyn]

Every now and again I like to take scenic pics. Here are some from when we got a break in weather last thursday. (taken with cell phone)

Whats cool about this picture - look at it upside down.

[Matt]

Very nice pictures! I definitely like that first one. I think this is a good idea for a thread!

Here are a few of my own:

[rjn cajun]

Very cool guy`s and great pitures. I think this is a great idea.

[Marc Martyn]

Here are two of my favorites. Amber Lake and The Owyhee River in Oregon.

[Marc Martyn]

Moved from Freshwater Fishing.

[natetreat]

Very nice pictures! I definitely like that first one. I think this is a good idea for a thread!

Here are a few of my own:

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I love it when the fog rolls in over the river like that. It's so cool. Unless you have to navigate some tricky rapids or something and can't see five inches in front of your face. But it's still cool. Nice picture.

[Marc Martyn]

O.k., now I am stumped. How are you guys getting the large photos posted on the forum? Are you not downsizing the photos before you upload them?

[Marc Martyn]

Very cool guy`s and great pitures. I think this is a great idea.

We have had something like this before. A couple of years ago, we had a photo contest going where people would upload photos and then they were judged. Fishnislife and A9 started the post and also judged the photos. It was a lot of fun.

http://www.washingtonlakes.com/forum/ya ... ntest.aspx

[Matt]

Marc, I use photobucket and limk to the image location (they even offer one click image linking for forums with the [img ] tags already inserted). It is MUCH more efficient than using the upload process as no initial cropping of the photo is required..... and if the picture uploads too large photobucket offers a cropping/resizing feature right in your account in the picture viewer. Convenience is key!

Here is another :

[ResQ]

Any way to make this a sticky so it doesnt get burried? Its pretty cool to see some of the great area photos from others experiences

[Gringo Pescador]

Marc, I use photobucket and limk to the image location (they even offer one click image linking for forums with the [img ] tags already inserted). It is MUCH more efficient than using the upload process as no initial cropping of the photo is required..... and if the picture uploads too large photobucket offers a cropping/resizing feature right in your account in the picture viewer. Convenience is key!

Here is another :

Hey Matt, what's that poking out of the water in the lower left corner of that pic? Fish? Water bottle?

[Matt]

Gringo, funny you should mention it because I noticed that same thing last night after posting the picture.... I have NO idea what that is sticking out of the water! The picture was taken at Pateros this winter, it must be a rare glimpse at Nessy!!

[ResQ]

Kind of looks like a bouey?

[Mud Duck]

[Marc Martyn]

Any way to make this a sticky so it doesnt get burried? Its pretty cool to see some of the great area photos from others experiences

"Sticky" it is.

[natetreat]

Here's a good one that I did of the 520 bridge over Lake Washington:

[ingi]

nate is that time lapsed? i can see the bus is blurred on 520 but thats impressive how calm that is especially since theres a little float tube in there to the left a little bit isnt there?

[Matt]

Dude, Nate, that is a WICKED pic man!!

Here is one my buddy just snapped with his cell phone this weekend running the sled.... It turned out sick though!

[BentRod]

nate,
Wow! Nice picture....I really like the photos you produce. Look forward to seeing more.

[Matt]