WINTER GHOSTS - NEW IMAGE
April 06, 2021
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New Image: "Winter Ghosts"
Driving back from a cabin in Isabella, Minnesota, I spotted the 'inverted silhouettes' of these snow-covered trees. This was captured only a few minutes after a similar image, "Winter's Veil", which I posted and wrote about here recently. This photograph was composed as a horizontal 3:2 frame which included a fourth tree...
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PLAYING WITH HOUSEPLANTS AND OCF DURING A PANDEMIC - PART 1
March 24, 2021
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Houseplants: Nature Photography, Indoors
The pandemic has presented many challenges for landscape photographers, but in a challenge there is always opportunity. In a year of being home, I finally decided to explore photographing some of the many (many!) plants in our house. It's something that I've thought about often, since we do love our plants...
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CONVERGENCE - NEW IMAGE
March 17, 2021
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New Image: "Convergence"
In the badlands of South Dakota compositions can be hard to find, as forms roll into each other endlessly in a beautiful yet visually chaotic way. Upon reviewing my images from the visit, I wish that I had taken more opportunities to point my camera at smaller scenes, such as this one. The yellow mounds and the dry grasses...
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DRIFT SHADOWS AND STAR BURST - NEW IMAGES
March 14, 2021
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New Images: "Star Burst" and "Drift Shadows"
I have been less motivated lately to get in the car and drive an hour or two to photograph the more recognized locations that I use to shoot often. How I photograph these days is mostly by bringing my camera with me when we go outdoors, and keeping my eyes open for things that catch my eye. On this even...
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SEPTEMBER HIGHLIGHT - NEW IMAGE
March 06, 2021
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New Image: "September Highlight"
One of the things that I've learned about "finding" images is that the harder you look, the less you see. It is often when my expectations are lowest that I find compositions, and moments in light, that I get really excited about capturing. Last Fall had the most beautiful and intense colors that I've ever experien...
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