Post a favorite photo or photos you personally took

[obed]

I will start

[exactor]

[booboo]

Too late to get back to the hive so he is all tucked in for the night in our wild flower garden.  

[booboo]

[Vitor Henrique]

[Vitor Henrique]

[KWG]

Film photography from my darkroom

[KWG]

[dreamy]

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The image shows a Lamassu, a colossal Assyrian protective deity. 

It is a mythical creature with the bearded head of a human, the body of a bull (or sometimes a lion), and the wings of an eagle. 

Lamassu sculptures were typically placed at the entrances of royal palaces and cities to ward off evil spirits and symbolize the king's power. 

 

It would be good if you provide some context about the picture.

Edited December 9, 2025 by dreamy

[jwzhang]

Mostly nature. Jehovahs painting and masterful art 🎨 🌅

[KWG]

From my Film darkroom taken with a medium format Mamiya RZ67

Chambered Nautilus and Multnomah Falls Oregon

[Lori]

Here are some of my favorite images I've captured over the years. 

 

 

[Ludwika]

Amazing! Beautiful pictures Lori! 

[dljbsp]

  

 

[tmm]

Some lovely and stirring photos here, David. I see you have a positive heart and one that likes both the warmth of the reassurance of a rainbow Jehovah gave, the intricacy of his design, the delicate tones of the blossoms, sunlit white blooms. The brilliant sunset heralds a better era to come. Beautiful. How grateful we are to our loving Artist/Scientist Creator! Thanks for posting these. Nice start to the day here before dawn at 4.40 am.

 

[KWG]

Jehovah the Master artist. Sandy River, Sandy Oregon 
 

[Lori]

On 1/24/2026 at 12:52 AM, Ludwika said:

Amazing! Beautiful pictures Lori! 

Thank you. 

[tmm]

Kenneth- I like your photos- wonderful clarity and deeply moving. Thanks.

 

[BigMAC]

I used to take a lot of photos before but I have not touch a camera for many years now.
I took this photo in September 2007, when we left a small congregation in the northern parts of Sweden. It was a difficult decision. After we moved, only five publishers remained. I more or less grew up there, at least in a spiritual sense. I learned so much from that congregation and became spiritually mature. I met my wife there, and we were married in the Kingdom Hall.

It holds so many good memories. About an hour into the drive, I came to this place and felt I had to stop and take a picture. I had passed this spot many times before, but I had never seen the river flow with such force. It was almost like a waterfall, and the sound was truly majestic.

I have some more favorites, I will try to find them...

 

[tmm]

Isn't it wonderful, the way Jehovah's generosity has us thrilled and 'soaring' with what he has created. I would have stopped to take this photo too, and what rich blessings you received spiritually by being there in that little congregation, too, growing into a spiritual person.