10 of the best: nature photographs.

Oh, wonderful to see.

What a lovely scene.

Confusion Corner in nearby Stuart Fl.
The name refers to the roundabout in the middle of downtown.
Beyond is the RR crossing of the Fl East Coast RR.
Photo taken at sunrise by Eric Wickstrom.

Has anyone done a photo head count here? We're no longer in the same galaxy as the title suggests:

I always considered the title to mean Some Good Natured Photos.
Lately I've been featuring local photographers

Sunset looking west from Hutchison Island Beach. That's the Indian River Lagoon. Photo by Ted Marquardt.

Lake Louis, Canada

Nice

Nice!

Perfect

My wife and I visited Lake Louis in the summer, and it looked nothing like your picture, but beautiful none-the-less. I know I took a picture there, but forgive me for not producing it. Too lazy to look.

During a handful times in a year, the morning marine fog drops to levels low enough to cover the Golden Gate Bridge.

Unbelievable fantastic!!

Remember cruising under the Golden Gate Bridge when we cruised from Acapulco to San Francisco many years ago.

I drove it many times. The thrill varies.

As a matter of fact, the last time I drove across the Golden Gate Bridge was to take Andy to Muir Woods and Sausalito for lunch.

I've been both under and over the bridge.

And I have not even seen it. Is´t that something?

This topic is somewhat alien...what would be the 10 worst and why?
How come any is better than any other?

It's more interesting to hear personal observations of popular places visited.
There are plenty of non-personal photos of world famous sites.
The Golden Gate Bridge is one of the world's most famous sites. It's almost 9000 feet long and 90 feet wide, and was built during the 1930s. The span between the towers made it the longest at the time. It was an engineering feat because when they placed the middle section in place, they had to consider the expansion and shrinkage of it.
There was also information on how much the bridge can swing in high winds.