I hope most see this as red and not orange. But hey, my eyes are failing me ;-)

Scott, may be it is just me, but I don't sea all colors on the sky :(

If I understand you properly Mikhail, Yes, it's nothing but a sea of saturated red. It was taken one night during sunset and the lens flare was nothing but red. You can see the over saturation on the bottom. But because it's all red I posted to the red feature.

A fishing boat at rest in Bailey's Bay, Bermuda.

I'd love to be on that boat right now! Just look at those colours of the sea. Splendid.

You and me both Syam!

One of the worlds smallest drawbridges - Somerset Bridge in Bermuda. It opens 8" for a mast of a sailboat to pass through.

Beautiful

Clouds especially good!

Such a fantastic photo. The colors, details, and the angle are all amazing. You are a very talented photographer.

Thanks koo88 (sorry don't know your first name)! I'm glad you like my work, nice to know it's not in vain. :)

After visiting your site waitin' for a time when you upload this photo to write You, that I like it. Interesting angel and croping.

Preparing to depart. North River Lake, Algonquin Park, Canada. I had just spent 7 solo days in the bush. The journey begins.

A cold winter day last winter. Chesterville, Ontario, Canada.

Beautiful colors and place. How long was exposure?

According to my exif, 30 secs.

Thanks, I ask because planin' to make some shoots also with long exposure. I like how calm water on such photos.

Beautiful view of the Peace Tower. The flame looks so wild, a lot wilder than I ever remember it looking.

Thanks Ursula! It was a rather cold day and I think that enhanced the flame somewhat.

Wauw..Wonderful

This image was shot in Algonquin Park WITHOUT A ZOOM. We were in a canoe paddling around this moose who was standing in the middle of lake chowing down. She kept an eye on us but we were only about 10ft away paddling all around her. Watched for about 30 minutes before we gave up and moved on.

Impressive shot !!

Ha ha. Looks like a great place for a snack!!

Thanks Martine and Ana! It was pretty amazing to see.