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Awesome landscape, as usual, Jonathan.

Thanks for the kind words, everyone. I've got some more dog sled photos to process from today, with OUR dogs pulling Bella! If you've got a dog who always pulls on leash, this could be their thing.

The promised photos...

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Practice Run by namethatnobodyelsetook, on Flickr

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Preparation by namethatnobodyelsetook, on Flickr

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Aren't you coming? by namethatnobodyelsetook, on Flickr

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Off we go by namethatnobodyelsetook, on Flickr

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They keep going, and going, and going by namethatnobodyelsetook, on Flickr

David,
great shots, a lot of fun in these pictures. Your daughter looks like she's going to be a great musher.

David...all are really great. But I like how #3 captures the scene.

The Coral Castle in Homestead, FL. One of the more unusual things I've seen. 7D and EF 24-105L.

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Great pictures, David.

Larry

Thanks Larry. Belated thanks to Kayaker, and ahab.

So I had to Google the Coral Castle... Here's the Wikipedia entry for anybody else who's interested and wants to scratch their heads.

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Love this set Dave. And it immediately reminded me of this shot I took a couple years ago. Just substitute my 6'6" neighbor for the dogs!
http://riverview.smugmug.com/photos/...-t7QN5sd-M.jpg

He's even got the fuzzy head. :) (And also a nice shot!)

I love all the snowy pictures. It never really snows in South Carolina. :(

Here are the some images from a recent waterfall hunting adventure in the upstate of SC. Winter is a tough time to shoot waterfalls as most of the vegetation is brown, and doesn't add much to the framing. At any rate, I was able to see a few places I'd like to re-visit in the spring and fall.

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Wildcat Branch Falls0005 by johnstondox, on Flickr
5DIII + 24-70 2.8L @ 48mm 1.6" f8 ISO-100 "Wildcat Branch Falls"

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Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr

5DIII + 17-40 4L @ 20mm 2" f8.0 ISO-400 "Twin Falls"

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Untitled by johnstondox, on Flickr
5DIII + 17-40 4L @ 20mm 0.5" f8.0 ISO-100 "Kings Creek Falls" I like that there was a casual hiker here to show the scale of these falls.

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5DIII + 17-40 4L @ 37mm 1.3" f11.0 ISO-100 "Spoonauger Falls" This was my favorite waterfall of the day and was nearly the smallest.

Thanks for looking and tips/advice on improvement,

Dave.