Doesn't hold a candle to any other pics posted here, but i just love this one. Quality is crap, taken from a cell phone camera.

some really nice pics have been posted

here are some of mine (not of the same quality as the others...)


sunset from our honeymoon in Saipan, CNMI


southern portion of Aquidneck Island in Rhode Island


some of the mansions in Newport, Rhode Island


Wilbour Woods, Little Compton, Rhode Island


view from Fort Barton lookout, Tiverton, Rhode Island


Colt State Park, Bristol, Rhode Island


Emilie Ruecker Wildlife Refuge, Tiverton, Rhode Island


view from my wife's house into Narragansett Bay, Tiverton, Rhode Island


Sakonnet Point & Sakonnet Light, Little Compton, Rhode Island


somewhere in Montana


somewhere else in Montana


somewhere in Idaho

these are two 35mm prints i developed, that is how they are. the first is a sunrise just seconds after.
the second is a desert area out in Vail, AZ.

I find it rather ironic that there's somebody looking for scenic nature photos on Metal Archives.

where was that Idaho pic taken?

Florida, Summer 2009


Alabama, Summer 2009


Florida, Summer 2009


Iowa, Fall 2008


Iowa, Fall 2008


Swiss Alps, Spring 2008

also rexxz's 3rd photo reminds me of:

Coeur d'Alene if my memory serves (I have successfully blocked out a lot)

A lot of great stuff here.
I love to take photos myself, and here is some from me:
All is taken in the winter here in Norway.

Great pictures forestcorpse! I am especially taken by how beautifully haunting the fifth picture is. Reminds me of my days in northern Ontario.

Last year i visited a nature reserve, which is about a 2 hour's walk from the outskirts of my home-town of Cluj Napoca. You can see from a distance that it's a special place, since the flora is really varied. Every small area in the reserve has some different kind of plant-life making the place very colorful. It's also pretty isolated because of the dense bushes. Hard to believe a place like this exists only 7 kilometers from a city with 400.000 inhabitants. I'm far from being a good photographer, but i hope i can give a sense of how amazing this place actually is.

Good picture.

France, 2007

Dust666: Looks Beautiful. Romania is a place i realy want to travel to one day.



Some more from around where i live:

Some more images from Transylvania:

i seriously want to bring a cassette recorder, and strange things elsewise-and sit right there exactly recording very odd things.
i admire your scenery. yet, where i come from in shithole tucson, you will never be able to capture desert beauty during intense monsoon storms..yet, i envy you.

I know, i feel weary lucky when it comes to the nature.
That photo is taken like 10 min of walking from my house.


Some more:

That is superb.

Really amazing pics forestcorpse, beats my Transylvanian landscapes anytime . Post some more if you can. Wish i would have something like that near my house.

The more I see and hear about Norway, the more I am impressed by how truely awesome a country it is. And I am not even talking about its music scene! When is the best time of year to visit?

I'm weary glad you like them!
Hm, the best time to go to Norway. I would say spring and autumn, a lot of colors at those times.
And winter , if you like snow

But please add more photos you to, i like to see the rest of teh world to


Here is 3 more from a trip to a mountain nearby:

Anyone have any good pics of Sweden? I'd love to see some if you have them.

Good thread.
Some more:







San Juan Night (summer solstice) from Peñas de Aia in Basque Country:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midsummer#Spain
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pe%C3%B1as_de_Aya

Holy shit!
Amazing landscapes and shots!
Congrats!

This reminds me of another mine:



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jaizkibel

Some more in Aralar:















http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aralar_Range

BasqueStorm: Thats beautiful <3
Nice winter photos to.


Toke some new photos last night, down by the lake just outside my house.

Norway is one of the two countries I would like to visit the most (the other is Canada).

Forestcorpse, you took some great photos keep them coming!!!

Here are some photos I've taken in Wisconsin/Minnesota











North Dakota

Some amazing pictures here.

Here's a few I took in January, somewhere in Oregon. I fell asleep while riding on a train, woke up to snow. I think it's somewhere before Eugene, can't be sure.

cba to post them individually, so here's the album on flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/zickleinmo ... 056860634/

Some "very metal" images:











































That's me under a glacier in Chamonix.

is it just me, or does anyone hear music when seeing all of these photographs?

A lot of people, when they think of Oregon, think of its rugged coastline, which is indeed very beautiful. Or they think of Portland, which is a great city. However, these photos are from the opposite end of the state, which is much less well known, but just as beautiful and rugged in it's own right. One of my favorate areas in the Pacific Northwest to explore.

Here is Oregon's "Stonehenge"



Rain on the Barrow Downs



Leslie Gulch and the Tower of Phallus: so called, because it looks like a giant, errr, tower.



Cant get this dang fire started! This is actually petrified wood that was just found lying around in a gulch. People like to collect it for souveniers for some reason; dont know why since it doesnt burn worth a %$^&.



These pics were all taken in the Succor Creek and Leslie Gulch areas, roughly 30-40 miles (50-65 Kilometers for you metric folks) south of Ontario, Oregon.

Just got back from camping at Wolfeboro in Bear Valley, Cali.

Looking across the creek



Looking down



Looking out



Looking up



Small waterfall



Farther down



On one side



One of the weirdest/coolest rocks I've ever seen



The watering hole



The day before, my friends and I had hiked up a 800 foot (roughly) mountain. Unfortunately, I didn't bring my phone with me, it was a great view.

There was some pretty incredible heat lightning going on for about 2 hours tonight around where I live, and it was really damn close. So I went out on my deck and snapped about 50 pictures, hoping one would capture it. And I only really got one:



It's obscured by a damn cloud and it's a pretty far-off set of bolts so it doesn't do the storm any justice. But I thought it was a decent enough shot.

My bag on top of the Türmljoch by the end of the first day walking the trail over the Venedigger Gruppe in Austria, this was my first real mountain top. Gotta love those Stone Men people make along the way!

Great stuff here! I really like forestcorpse's photos. Anyway here are some of mine:

The Grand Canyon:

Rocky Mountains, Colorado:



Taken right outside my house during a snowstorm:


Now I'm really wanting to invest in a nice camera haha

Glad you like them!

Some wery atmospheric photos there, like it!


Some new photos from my 'backyard'

Great photos forestcorpse! You have talent!

Here is some of mine:

^^^this last one is sick. Would make a cool cover.