Spend a few minutes and check out some of the gorgeous shots on here.

http://minoltaman.smugmug.com/keyword/river/8

Nice find, 68. That site has a ton of beautiful pictures.

This one's my favorite out of the ones you posted. I love nighttime city shots.

Bah... I think my photography is better.

Nice pics, 68.

Looks like this picture could be from the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Looks very ethereal...if you don't pay attention to the power lines.

Edited February 14, 200620 yr by Cadillacfan

Neat? Try absolutely gorgeous.

ill have to post some of my work cuz thats right up my alley way of style

this ones my fav

Edited February 14, 200620 yr by mute

I'm a huge fan of urban photography and landscapes. These are some pictures I saved off a skyscraper forum...some of the best images from the Empire State Building I have ever seen. It's amazing how much this area has built up since I was in New York in '95...on the pic below, many of the buildings on the left weren't there 10 years ago.

Later on, I'll post some of my own work...I need to resize it before I upload it.

Times Square & Avenue of the Americas

Midtown

Looking toward the Flatiron Building and Lower Manhattan

Manhattan Bridge

Macy's

Former location of the World Trade Center and new 7 WTC building

Edited February 14, 200620 yr by mustang84

Wow, let's keep this thread going. I'm a huge fan of photography.

Sometimes I wish it was always night.

daylight for me please.....

some nice ones

I don't love the winter in Chicago, but I do love the winter in pictureque locales...

http://ph0t0graf33.smugmug.com/gallery/1192229/1/55773517

a boaty shot

http://laylaenterprises.smugmug.com/galler...55557267/Medium

ooooh, the things I'd do here...

http://laylaenterprises.smugmug.com/galler.../55557266/Large

Edited February 14, 200620 yr by turbo200

My favorite city:

An old friend:

Artistic Photograph done by some local artist/photographer:

And saddly, "Old Man on the Mountain", the logo and trademark of New Hampshire fell to a jagged grave less than two years ago.

This illustration of the void left by the collapse of O.M.O.T.M. is depressing.