1.) Willow Trees in Cassiobury Park – Watford, England
Image by Daniel Loshak
2.) Dallas Cowboys Football (hold comments on our season please) – Dallas, Texas
Image by Cliff Baise
3.) The Taj Mahal – India
Image by Trey Ratcliff
4.) The Flatiron Building – Manhattan, New York
Image by Dave Wilson
5.) A Long Sunset in the Emerald City – Chicago, Illinois
Image by Justin Kern
6.) A Back-lit Nebraska Storm
Image by Mike Olbinski
7.) After the Storm – Dubai, United Arab Emerits
Image by Catalin Marin
8.) Split – Boston, Massachusetts
Image by Scott Wyden
9.) Flagstaff Lake Sunrise – Maine
Image by Rob Hanson
10.) Golden Delight – Clifton Springs, Australia
Image by Danka Dear
11.) The Workstation – Lawrence, Massachusetts
Image by Bob Lussier
12.) Christmas Night Snowfall – Monte Berico, Vicenza
Image by Augusto Mia Battablia
13.) Colorado Ball0on Classic – Colorado
Image by Chris Coleman
14.) Tugboats in the Snow – Portsmouth New Hampshire
Image by Philip Cohen
15.) Rugged Dartmoor – England
Image by David Wares
16.) The New York City Skyline – New York, New York
Image by Tim Gibson
17.) Relics – Portland, Oregon
Image by Brian Matiash
18.) Here Comes the Sun – Eleuthera, Bahamas
Image by Scott Frederick
19.) Locals of Halong Bay – Vietnam
Image by Jacob Lucas
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I love to cook, and I’m always sharing new recipes with family and friends, and it’s nice to have a photo to go along with them, but I have a bit to learn when it comes to making my food look as good in photos as it tastes. Now is the perfect time to start learning, though! Not only am I stuck indoors more, but I also make a lot of warm, hearty dinners in the winter that should hopefully make for some good subjects – including holiday dinners, of course! To get me started, a quick search of DPS has shown me an 
Is it sad that it’s not family, friends, or friendly neighborhood competitions that get me excited about decorating for the Holidays? It’s getting fun photos! There are just so many great decorations up around town and in houses that it’s hard to resist. I don’t put up many decorations myself, so I’m sure to take my camera wherever I go this holiday season. For instance, this cute snowman is sitting in front of my parent’s Christmas tree.
I’m really excited about this one – and I hate the snow! Once again, I’m starting to appreciate things more now that I have a camera to photograph them with. Last winter I had my DSLR for less than a year, and was unsure of myself in many areas of photography – snow being one of those. I found it’s really hard to get a good photo with snow it. For one, there are footprints in the snow, or dirt in the snow, or various other things that change the snow from soft and beautiful to dirty and gross. Even a bigger issue, though, is that exposing snow can be a difficult thing and I would end up with half my snow photos being a dull gray and the other half being bright white. I was able to get a few photos that I was semi-happy with (like the one you see here), but I’m looking forward to taking the things I’ve read online, and the things I’ve learned with another year of experience under my belt to really start getting some good snow photos. Let it snow! I’m ready!