Category Archives: USA
This is another photo that I really liked from my recent trip to Palouse. Big skies, amazing clouds, gorgeous light, and beautiful shadows – <sigh> just magic! The scene reminded me of being a kid and laying in the grass… […]
There are only so many ways to photograph a red barn. After a “red barn photographic marathon” in Palouse I began wondering what else I could possibly do with red barns. As my mind started to wander, so did my… […]
Those who have read my blog for any amount of time know how much I love the details in scenes. When presented with a sweeping vista I will of course slap on a wide-angle lens and shoot away. What I… […]
As of late, I have been carrying around a Sigma 15mm fisheye lens. I have been amazed at how often I find myself pulling it out. I am almost to the point where it will be promoted to a “staple”… […]
For my latest trip I knew ahead of time that there would be much farmland with lots of rolling hills. Green rolling hills, to be specific. “What would that much green be like in infrared?” I thought to myself. I… […]
For some, photography is a numbers game: f/stops, shutter speeds, ISO, and megapixels. When they see a scene “bam” – they dial it in and shoot it down. The numbers game is indeed a necessity, however for me my heart… […]
When I look at a photo, I love to feel some kind of emotion or connection with it. That connection is necessary to draw me in, making me stop and take a longer look. The same goes when I publish… […]
In 2010 I went on my first landscape workshop with Varina and Jay Patel to Death Valley. I have always been very intimidated when it comes to landscapes/nature photography, finding it very overwhelming. It is usually about the big scene… […]