Puzzler4879's photos

A nice Largemouth Bass of about 14 inches I caught in a small pond at the Sunny Hill Resort and Golf Course. This great family resort is in the northern range of the Catskill Mountains in Greenville, Greene County, New York. I've been vacationing there since I was one year old, but back then my dad did the driving! The resort's main fishing and boating lake is 11 acre Lake Loree, which also supports Yellow Perch, Bluegill, Pumpkinseed Sunfish, Black Crappie and Catfish. I can't wait to return there in May and June this year! The small lure in the photo is a yellow Rebel "Crickhopper." The fish was released right after this photo was taken.

A lovely red rose, shot by my beloved late wife Joni. How she loved to shoot flowers, including roses! She was so good with a camera. Hope you like it.

A late morning sky shot looking more or less south from my living room window in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn. I hope that all of my ipernity friends are safe and well in these aweful times.

A youngster finishes the family's Christmas Tree with a golden star of Love and Hope, while being supervised by the real bosses of the house! I wish for all of us around the world all the best for a New Year of Safety, Good Health and Abundant Happiness!!! Be well!! John

A beautiful white rose. Not sure of the shooting details. Have a Blessed New Year One and All!! John

Oak and Maple (or Sycamore? leaves from the streets of Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. I shot them on white paper, and when I switch the backgrounds to black in Photoshop Elements 13, it turned the leaf tip shadows white. SO NEAT, but I can't take credit for planning it. Let me know if you think it works!

Another sunrise from my apartment window, this time with a couple of jet contrails. When I see these. I always wonder where that plane came from and where was it heading to.

I believe this may be Mars (?), observed out my window in the southern sky and shot around 6AM with my little Canon A590is P&S camera. With all the magnification and pixelization, it looks more like the Coronavirus! But I thought the end result was still kind of "artsy" and neat. I hope you agree!