Favorite Books

[ricko]

I’m always looking for some good reads. What are your favorite books—-fiction or non-fiction.

[Brad]

Natural Landscape

I just pre-ordered year 3. Longtime eomahaforums member the1wags has a photo in the year 2 book and will have one in the year 3 book coming out early 2024.

https://naturallandscapeawards.com/prod ... phy-books/

Amazing and REAL landscape photography in these books... No AI or photoshop BS. If you make it through round 1 of the judging, they make you send the RAW files for verification before round 2 starts.

[almighty_tuna]

Oh snap! I didn't know Wags got in there! Congrats x2!!

[Brad]

Oh snap! I didn't know Wags got in there! Congrats x2!!

Yeah, that's a heck of an accomplishment. Can't remember how many entireties there were in 2022, but I believe it was over 10k. In 2023 there were over 11,000 photos entered from over a thousand different photographers in 54 different countries. Some how the1wags did the math and figured out He, his wife, and I all had at least once photo in the top 570 out of 11,000. The1wags entered last year and this year was my first year.

[Athomsfere]

I’m always looking for some good reads. What are your favorite books—-fiction or non-fiction.

Anything Steven Pinker tend to be among my favorites.

[Athomsfere]

Natural Landscape

I just pre-ordered year 3. Longtime eomahaforums member the1wags has a photo in the year 2 book and will have one in the year 3 book coming out early 2024.

https://naturallandscapeawards.com/prod ... phy-books/

Amazing and REAL landscape photography in these books... No AI or photoshop BS. If you make it through round 1 of the judging, they make you send the RAW files for verification before round 2 starts.

These are amazing! Thanks for this.

[Greg S]

The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch. True story and has really impacted me. Have read it several times since it came out.

Greg

[ricko]

The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch. True story and has really impacted me. Have read it several times since it came out.

Greg

Thanks for that, Greg. I actually watched the entire lecture on YouTube. Great stuff. It’s good to be reminded what’s important in life, especially when it’s coming from someone who’s so good at communicating his thoughts and feelings.