Wow! Those remind me about Basque Country!

Nice ones, guys! As usual!

I went to walk in the rainy forest yesterday:
http://imgur.com/a/raXMu


P.S: Sorry for the size. New Imgur is getting me crazy. Does ANYONE know how to select sizes like before, please?

I was hoping to have some cool nature photos from Jeju Island for you guys but unfortunately I couldn't go. Instead I went to Seoul for the weekend. These aren't strictly nature photos but I think you guys might still appreciate them.

Coledale in the Lake District




Cnicht, Wales




Moel Hebog, Wales




Ingleborough [in background], Yorkshire




Summit of Whernside, Yorkshire




Ingleborough towering over Upper Ribblesdale, Yorkshire




Whernside, Yorkshire




Stream close up, Yorkshire




And a very lonely road, Yorkshire

Can't remember if i had put this one up

Few randoms from over the last month or so

Goddamn man. That is amazing. Wonderful atmosphere captured there.

Thanks, it's hard to get the atmosphere you feel at location onto a photo sometimes.

I agree, sometimes the camera doesn't capture what you see with your own eyes, but that one sure did. Was that taken on the road out to Mount Cook by any chance?

Ha, yeah you have a good memory, i saw a quite a few set ups like this, i'm surprised i remembered myself. lake pukaki

Ha! Thought so. There was virtually no cloud cover when I was there back in 2012. The weather could not have been more perfect, and got a magnificent view of Mt Cook from the walking trails around there. Need to go back.

Fuckin' hell, I had booked a trip to Seoraksan, which is one of the most famous mountains in South Korea, to view the fall foliage this weekend but it's been raining like crazy and I missed a bus out there so I just cancelled the trip. Pretty bummed about it, but tomorrow I'm going to go to a local shrine I've been to before and hopefully get some decent foliage photos despite the rain.

Rain can make it all cool and misty sometimes.

Alright, as promised, here's a boatload of (perhaps pretty!) pictures. There are more of them but I don't wanna do *too* massive of a post.

From my second day in Gyeongju:

Amazing, iamntbatman.

Nice pics iambatman, those trees have some awesome colour!

A few days ago i went for a walk through a redwood forest planted by european settlers around a failed god mine. Also went and saw one of the highest waterfalls in the north island yesterday.

Those redwoods are awesome! Love those looking up shots.

There were some really pretty trees but I can't help but think I missed some real beauty. We've had a ton of rain and a fair bit of wind the past couple of weeks, so I can't help but think a lot of the more barren trees would have looked amazing if they still had leaves on 'em.

It almost looks like a state of the art drawing due to the mountains in the backdrop and the reflections on the water. Incredible shot!

Cheers

Winter arrived in the North of England while I was on holiday there last weekend

i can almost feel the cold in those pics.

Do you know what the structure in the fifth picture is Cosmic_Equilibrium? Really great pics either way.

That's Brough Castle, which dates from the 11th century, although most bits have been rebuilt/added over the years. Built on the site of an earlier Roman fort.

I'd love to go visit England's castles, visit the land of my ancestors in Scotland and eat some scotch egg and fish and chips! One day! Great pics.

Pondering my existence...

REALLY great pictures, guys! What a beauty!

I'll post those here too:


From our recent dive holiday to Riviera Maya (Mexico):
http://viviendoapesardelacrisis.blogspot.com.es/2015/07/buceo-en-el-riviera-maya-mejico.html

And my photo summary of the year:
http://viviendoapesardelacrisis.blogspot.com.es/2015/11/resumen-de-fotos-del-2015.html

Beautiful morning in Canada:

(it's not a black and white photo)

Down in my area of Canada, we haven't been getting any snow. Get with the program, Mother Nature!

Northern darkness.

All really nice pics since my last post, jealous of everyone in the northern hemisphere going into winter as i'm going into the stinking pits of summer.
Still don't understand why i stop getting getting notified about this thread....her are some pics from my latest wanderings anyway

Nice ones! Keep them coming, guys!

Some more "night in the forest and fire"!











I went to watch the stars to the forest, sleep in a cabin and watch the dawn last week.

First snow, guys!
http://www.metal-archives.com/board/viewtopic.php?p=2587809#p2587809

Photos:
http://viviendoapesardelacrisis.blogspot.com.es/2016/01/nieve.html

And second one!
I was intending to go to the mountain yesterday but I was too late so I went for a walk under the rain:


P.S: And saturday morning, the only sun we saw during all the weekend:

Sometime soon I'll do a Japan photos megapost!

Found some extra photos from my New Zealand trip around this time last year. These were taken off the coast near a seal and penguin sanctuary south east of Dunedin.



Welcome to Australia, home of endless beaches, rugged coastline, gin clear esturine waters and fucking dinosaurs. From our recent 1200km camping holiday up the north east coast of New South Wales on our way to Queensland.

batman, those foliage pictures are great. I'm to imagine you're settling in over there pretty well, eh?


Hell yeah, man, same here. I'm probably going to go there as a win-reward when I graduate.

Alright, as promised, here are some Japan photos:

Wow... Many gorgeous pics in there. Jealous

Goddamn. Amazing. That stone lantern pic was definitely something else.

I have lots and lots more pictures but I tried to go for some less obvious ones in some situations. For example, all of the buildings and gardens at Tenryu-ji are gorgeous and I took probably 100 photos there alone, but I included just that one photo of running water in a little stream in the gardens there because I thought it was really pretty. If you wanna see pretty professional photos of those places just Google 'em haha.

I really wish I had a better camera though. My Samsung phone just doesn't take very nice HDR photos, and while my ZTE phone *is* capable of taking a decent picture it absolutely sucks in low light situations and is really prone to taking blurry photos if I don't hold the camera perfectly still. Maybe I'll invest in a well-reviewed point-and-shoot before my next trip.